Home Office spent £35k on ads to deter small boat migrants - but targeted tourists instead Exclusive: Adverts told people ‘don’t risk your life’ and ‘seek asylum in the first safe country you reach’ The Independent UK · Aug 13, 2023
Blistering barnacles! Tintin mystery in Brussels after bust of Hergé vanishes The disappearance of a bust of the comic book artist in his Belgian birthplace was thought to be an act of decolonisation The Guardian - UK · Aug 12, 2023
The EU is making overtures for a post-Brexit defence collaboration with the UK – but London isn't listening Michel Barnier, the EU’s former chief Brexit negotiator, has suggested that the time is now right for the UK and EU to sign a treaty on defence and foreign policy cooperation. The Conversation · Aug 8, 2023
EU urges G20 to help persuade Putin to reopen Ukraine grain export route Brussels’ foreign policy chief calls on nations to speak with a unified voice to help ‘people most in need’ The Guardian - UK · Aug 3, 2023
Eurostar’s Gwendoline Cazenave: ‘Seamless border crossing isn’t science fiction’ As the rail operator cuts back routes, its boss is pinning her hopes on technology to get the post-Brexit queues moving The Guardian - UK · Aug 1, 2023
EU-Tunisia agreement: a ‘dangerous’ deal to curb migration? With irregular migration to Europe at a seven-year high, exacerbating a problem that is destabilising the bloc, Brussels is renewing its efforts to close off the sea route from North Africa, said Vivian Yee in The New York Times. The Week · Jul 28, 2023
European Israel Press Association Plans Expansion In Eastern Europe And Scandinavia The nonprofit aims to establish offices in new regions and educate journalists on the realities of Israel. Zenger · Jul 26, 2023
African Union, ECOWAS condemn ‘attempted coup d'état’ in Niger The African Union and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on Wednesday condemned an “attempted coup d'état" in Niger and called for President Mohamed Bazoum to be liberated amid reports that members of the presidential guard were holding him inside his palace. The EU's foreign policy chief said… France 24 · Jul 26, 2023
Belgium court finds six guilty of murder for 2016 Brussels bombings A court in Brussels has convicted six men of murder and two others on terrorism charges for the 2016 jihadist bombings in the capital that killed 35 people, concluding Belgium’s largest-ever criminal trial. Radio France Internationale · Jul 26, 2023
Six men guilty of murder over Brussels terror attacks that killed 32 people Both the Brussels and Paris attacks were claimed by the Islamic State (IS) group The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2023
Belgian court convicts suspects over role in 2016 Brussels attack Six men have been convicted for two coordinated attacks claimed by ISIL that shook Belgium’s capital. Al Jazeera · Jul 25, 2023
Six convicted over Brussels terror attacks that killed 32 Islamic State terrorists found guilty of attacks at airport and on metro Evening Standard · Jul 25, 2023
Six men guilty of murder over Brussels terrorist attacks in 2016 Islamic State bombers killed 32 and injured more than 300 in attacks at subway station and airport The Guardian - UK · Jul 25, 2023
Belgian court finds Paris attacker Salah Abdeslam guilty of murder in 2016 Brussels bombings A jury on Tuesday found six people guilty of terrorist murder for extremist attacks in 2016 that killed 32 people, Belgium’s worst peacetime violence, according to Belgian media. France 24 · Jul 25, 2023
The Independent UK · Jul 25, 2023 Jury to deliver verdict over Brussels terrorist attacks that killed 32 A jury is expected to render its verdict Tuesday over Belgium’s deadliest peacetime attack
The Guardian - UK · Jul 20, 2023 Rishi Sunak criticises EU for calling Falkland Islands ‘Islas Malvinas’ Prime minister says choice of words ‘regrettable’ as Brussels insists it has not changed its stance on disputed islands
The Independent UK · Jul 20, 2023 Sunak criticises EU’s ‘regrettable choice of words’ over Falklands The EU referred to the Falklands as ‘Islas Malvinas’, the name used by Argentina, which has long claimed sovereignty over the islands.
The Guardian - UK · Jul 13, 2023 What is the UAE Cop28 plan of climate action? Sultan Al Jaber has laid out his long-awaited strategy at a meeting in Brussels
The Conversation · Jul 12, 2023 Spain's EU presidency is an opportunity to reset relations with Latin America and the Caribbean A summit between the European Union (EU) and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) will take place in Brussels on 17 and 18 July 2023 under the Spanish presidency of the Council of the EU. This meeting is important for both regions but, especially for Europe, given…
Bangkok Post · Jul 12, 2023 Putin provides a shot in the arm for Nato When Nato held its annual summit in Brussels two years ago, all 31 presidents and prime ministers of the alliance’s member states dutifully showed up, but their hearts weren’t really in it. France’s President Emmanuel Macron had publicly declared Nato “brain-dead” in 2019, and nobody could find a good reason…
Bangkok Post · Jul 10, 2023 Ukraine, Sweden and spending: what's coming up at NATO summit BRUSSELS: NATO leaders meet in Lithuania on Tuesday for a summit set to be dominated by the alliance's response to Russia's war on Ukraine and Kyiv's push for membership.
AAP · Jul 9, 2023 Farrell returns to Europe for free trade deal talks Trade Minister Don Farrell will head back to Brussels to advance talks on securing a free trade deal with the EU following a stalemate in negotiations.
The Guardian - UK · Jul 7, 2023 Air traffic control strikes could disrupt flights in Europe this summer Union at Eurocontrol network manager operations centre in Brussels warns of industrial action
The Independent UK · Jul 6, 2023 Trial of 10 accused over 2016 Brussels attacks that killed 32 takes major step toward conclusion The trial of 10 men accused over the 2016 suicide bombings at Brussels airport and a subway station is taking a major step toward its conclusion
The Japan News/Yomiuri · Jul 3, 2023 Dialogue on security, space issues eyed BRUSSELS -- Japan and the European Union are considering establishing regular ministerial-level talks to deepen cooperation on defense and security issues, it was learned Sunday.