Europe faces dilemma on Russians fleeing Putin’s draft
The European Union is facing a tough balancing act over how to deal with Russians fleeing military mobilisation, as some countries look to block entry and others offer possible refuge
Shadow of history makes Karabakh solution elusive
Two weeks into the fiercest fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh since a 1990s war, analysts say the historical burden is making a long-term agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan elusive
Escalation in disputed Nagorno-Karabakh
Nagorno-Karabakh, a breakaway region of Azerbaijan mainly inhabited by Armenians and backed by Yerevan, has been the scene of deadly clashes for the past week - a timeline
Pandemic lockdown: little comparison for WWII survivors
Seventy-five years since the end of World War II in Europe, survivors in five countries give AFP their take on the havoc wrought by the coronavirus pandemic
Four EU foreign ministers in Brussels for Middle East crisis talks
Europe's top diplomats are meeting up to look for solutions regarding the current conflicts taking place in the Middle East, whether it was the situation in Libya or Iraq and Iran.
Four-way Ukraine peace talks get under way in Paris
Germany and France will mediate between Ukraine and Russia in hopes of attaining peace in eastern Ukraine.
Crippling costs of war reporting and investigative journalism
The cost of war reporting and investigative journalism is becoming prohibitive for media outlets, campaigners have warned.