After year of shocks, EU faces crunch talks on Ukraine, China and its economic future

By Finbarr Bermingham in Brussels Late last year, as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen began her second term in office, a giant purple banner was draped over the side of the EU executive arm’s headquarters, declaring: “United for our Future, 2024-2029.” While unity among the EU’s 27 member states has always been elusive, […]

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Turkiye Urges EU to Abandon ‘Identity Politics’ in Bilateral Relations

In a joint press conference with Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan called on the European Union to adopt a strategic mindset and move away from the use of “identity politics” in its relations with Türkiye. Addressing reporters in the Turkish capital, Ankara, Fidan emphasized the need for the EU to […]

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