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In all likelihood, Turkey’s appeal to Russia to halt the invasion will fall on deaf ears and demonstrate the limitations of Turkey’s foreign policy.

Geopolitics is at the centre of France’s presidential campaign like never before. There are stark differences between the candidates’ attitudes towards Russia.

Ukraine should be granted EU candidate status, said Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Riigikogu (Parliament of Estonia) Marko Mihkelson on Friday.

MEPs call for a more effective EU foreign and security policy and a stronger defence capability to respond to threats, in two reports adopted on Thursday (17 February), Plenary session AFET SEDE. With growing instability in the world, the rise of authoritarianism and disinformation, the EU should take the lead in strengthening multilateral partnerships and in protecting […]

MEPs call for a more effective EU foreign and security policy and a stronger defence capability to respond to threats, in two reports adopted on Thursday.

As a new government takes power under Chancellor Olaf Scholz, it is opportune to ask what the Baltic states want from Germany in terms of their security, and what might they realistically expect?

The European Parliament has adopted two security policies which include provisions that back Taiwans meaningful participation in international organizations.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday thanked Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson hours after the leaders expressed support for Taiwan in a teleconference. In a joint statement following a virtual summit on security issues, Morrison and Johnson, while laying out a firm stance on Russia’s threats to Ukraine’s sovereignty, called attention to “the importance of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, and support for Taiwan’s meaningfu...

Brussels, Feb. 17 (CNA) The European Parliament on Thursday adopted two security policies which include provisions that support Taiwan's meaningful participation in international organizations and call for peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.

By Lu Yi-hsuan and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter, with staff writerThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday thanked Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson hours after the leaders expressed support for Taiwan in a teleconference.