Defence

Britain’s National Farmers Union on Monday said continuing membership of the European Union was in the best interest of the country’s farmers but added it would not be actively campaigning…

The European Commission’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) aims to foster competition in digital markets through mandated interoperability between platforms and devices. A current consultation specifically addresses Apple iOS’s integration with…

The European Union must quickly push ahead with forming its own diplomatic service or it risks falling behind the likes of China and India in the world order, top diplomats…

Synopsis Today, armed conflicts rage across the globe, from Ukraine to Gaza, Lebanon to Sudan, Libya and Afghanistan-Pakistan border, destabilising nations, regions, and even the global order. Terrorist attacks and…

Combating corruption remains an essential aspect of statecraft and state policy across the world. The result of the fights against corruption has been mixed — different in different countries, administrative…

Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbn has consistently flouted EU standards and democratic principles. The question now is whether he has run out of options. The European Commission has stripped 1.04 billion…

Elon Musk’s controversial plan for a live chat with a German extreme-right leader on X this week is allowed under European Union laws but will be scrutinised for potential violations…

The ‘EU4Belarus: Support for advanced learning and training’ (SALT III) programme has launched a new call for multinational teams targeting academic grants. The call requires one applicant from an EU…

Russia has trained its troops for a potential attack on Japan and South Korea, according to a report by the Financial Times. Leaked military files show detailed plans for strikes…

The US treaty ally is spending billions to arm itself for a conflict over Taiwan or the South China Sea it hopes will never come In the heart of Manila,…