Foreign Affairs

“My country does not deserve to be labeled as such,” James Marape hit back at the U.S. president.

“We will help Ukraine despite our pro-Russian government,” says Slovak campaign.

“Europe may pay the price in the future” if it doesn’t “fight this empire of evil,” Isaac Herzog says in interview.

Moscow has been quick to lambast Washington over the Ukraine aid bill.

Berlin is reportedly assessing whether to boost its order of Patriot missile systems from the U.S.

Washington accuses Beijing of sending Moscow everything from missile and drone components to machine tools.

Estonia and Sweden are among European countries warning against complacency, as EU foreign ministers are set to discuss Ukraine on Monday.

Bill includes $26.3B in assistance for Israel, six months after the Hamas attack.

The pronouncement comes as tensions fray between Tbilisi and Brussels over a ‘Kremlin-inspired’ foreign agent law.

‘We are prepared to respond in a swift and coordinated manner’ if Tehran sends missiles to Moscow, G7 ministers say.

“Don’t be intimidated by Putin. We aren’t,” Charles Michel said in message for Republican front-runner.

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Draft law “goes against the wishes of the overwhelming majority” of country’s citizens, Washington warns.

Ally of ex-PM Andrej Babiš pulls maneuver that could upset fragile compromise, and leave Kyiv out in the cold.

Former U.S. vice president calls on Congress to approve funding for Ukraine aid, saying that “isolation is never the answer.”

The EU relies on Kyiv for energy. So Russia is attacking the critical storage sites that hold Europe’s gas.

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Zoran Milanović’s strong showing in a general election could give him an opening to chart a trajectory that would hurt Ukraine and play into Russia’s hands.

Moscow’s forces stood by as Azerbaijan launched an offensive to take back the region last year.

Authoritarian governments have learned they can trade Western humanitarian workers and journalists for convicted killers and intelligence agents.

At EU summit in March, German and Austrian chancellors criticized Josep Borrell privately while publicly agreeing to calling for a cease-fire.

The incident comes after the EU told the South Caucasus country to withdraw a controversial foreign agent bill.

French president said Iran’s attack on Israel was “disproportionate.”

The escalation comes days after peace talks designed to end the war in Gaza.