European Union

Ten days ago, the Commission President swore her inalienable support for the LGBTQ cause. Now she's turning her back on Hungary's suppression of Pride.

The retreat of the US dollar could "open the door for the euro to play a greater international role".

The German chancellor's comments mark a shift from one of Europe's staunchest supporters of Israel.

The U.S. may have moved on from Afghanistan. Kazakhstan has not. Our nation does not share a border with it, but the consequences of an abandoned warzone echo throughout the region — along with the responsibility to act. The question is no longer whether to engage, but how.

New draft legislation aims to increase punishment for attacks on medical staff and others who risk their lives to protect public order.

Four projects at Belgium's UZ Gent have been halted by the suspension of funding for the National Institute of Health's international research partnerships.

A letter seen by Euractiv urges von der Leyen to request urgent legal measures to save the Hungarian march.

"We will not shy away from holding e-commerce platforms to account, regardless of where they are based," said McGrath.

Despite ruling, the one-time centre-right star still faces corruption probe.

Donald Trump threatened on Friday to impose 50 percent tariffs on EU goods from 1 June, citing a lack of progress in trade negotiations. In a phone conversation with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday, the US president however agreed to delay the move until 9 July after von der Leyen said she was ready to advance the talks "swiftly and decisively". European media take stock.

Russia launched a massive offensive with hundreds of drones and ballistic missiles against Ukraine on the weekend. At the same time the two war parties completed a 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner swap which began on Friday - the biggest exchange since the war began. European commentators discuss the situation.

The dispute between President Trump and elite US universities continues to escalate: after accusing them of failing to take sufficient action against pro-Palestinian demonstrations, Trump threatened to cut funding and ban Harvard from accepting foreign students. The latter has been temporarily blocked by a court injunction. Commentators examine the root causes of the row.