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European Commission proposes euros 5 bln macro-financial assistance loans to Ukraine

The European Commission on Wednesday proposed a further euros 5 billion in macro-financial assistance (MFA) loans to Ukraine, a press release by European Commis

Borrell announces opening of European Diplomatic Academy in Brussels for young diplomats from EU, Ukraine

EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell has announced the launch of the European Diplomatic Academy for young diplomats from the EU countries and Ukraine.

Josep Borrell Fontelles

Josep Borrell Fontelles is the high representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and security policy/vice-president of the Commission for a Stronger Europe in the World. Since the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the high representative is also vice-president of the European Commission. This allows for further coordination and ensures coherence in EU foreign policy as

Getting serious about European defence

Getting serious about European defence

Ukraine: Commission presents plans for the Union's immediate response to address Ukraine's financing gap and the longer-term reconstruction

The Commission has set out plans in a Communication for the EU's immediate response to address Ukraine's financing gap, as well as the longer-term reconstruction framework. This Communication follows from the European Council call to address the consequences of the war in Ukraine via a dedicated Europe-led effort. Immediate response and short terms needs Since […]

Decarbonisation is now a strategic imperative

By Josep Borrell and Werner HoyerBRUSSELS  —  Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced the European Union to accelerate the pace of our energy and climate policy. Since the Kremlin has increasingly used energy as a tool for political influence, we must deprive it of its leverage by radically reducing our dependence on fossil-fuel imports from Russia.

Once bound by trade, China-EU honeymoon sours over Ukraine war | International Trade

China’s support for Russia has forced the bloc to reassess relationship that has long been centred on economics.

Decarbonisation is now a strategic imperative

By Josep Borrell and Werner HoyerBRUSSELS  —  Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced the European Union to accelerate the pace of our energy and climate policy. Since the Kremlin has increasingly used energy as a tool for political influence, we must deprive it of its leverage by radically reducing our dependence on fossil-fuel imports from Russia.

Putin's war has given birth to a geopolitical Europe

While some expected the European Union to dither, disagree and delay, it sprung into action at record speed to support Ukraine.