EU commits millions to shore up Iranian economy
Brussels is spending an additional 18 million euros to address social and economic challenges in Iran in an attempt to uphold the nuclear deal.
Britain urges US, Europe to ‘go further’ in countering Russia
Britain's new Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt urges the US and Europe to do more to call out Russia's "malign behavior" and keep it in check, notably by implementing sanctions.
EU marks 10th anniversary of Russia-Georgia accord
The EU High Representative called the continuing Russian military presence in South Ossetia.
Trump’s many trade wars: a summary
The United States has launched what China called the "largest trade war in economic history" between the world's top two economies, imposing tariffs on goods worth around $34 billion annually.
New US envoy Pompeo targets Germany over NATO spending
New US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo took aim at Germany over its defence spending, using his first NATO meeting to push President Donald Trump's call for allies to shoulder a bigger burden.
EU seeks to ease military logistics
The European Union plans to improve the transport of military equipment and troops among its member states.
Following Britain, 16 EU countries expel Russian diplomats
Earlier in the month Britain also ordered the expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats in response to the incident.
EU leaders summit to tackle Brexit, nerve gas attack and US tariffs
European leaders discuss Brexit, the nerve gas attack in Britain and proposed US tariffs during a two-day summit in Brussels.
EU, ex-Soviet states push ties in face of ‘hostile’ Russia
Will fears about Russian influence result in deeper ties between six former Soviet states and the EU?
Documents reveal offshore deals with Apple, others
New revelations from the "Paradise Papers" has shed light on Apple's tax avoidance strategy which shifted profits from one fiscal haven to another.