BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever said the European Union's plan to use frozen Russian state assets to ...

Prime Minister Bart De Wever has denounced the scheme as “fundamentally wrong” and urged the EU to support Kyiv by using the ...

Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever has called an EU plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine "fundamentally ...

European Union leaders are coming to terms with the idea that an emergency funding solution to keep the Ukrainian economy ...

The EU was caught off guard when US President Donald Trump unveiled his 28-point plan for peace in Ukraine on November 21 – a ...

The EU wants to use immobilised Russian central bank assets to provide Kyiv with loans. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Far too many EU and NATO member statutes are simply not pulling their weight in supporting Ukraine’s resistance to the ...

The former Waterford senior hurling captain and Kerry manager, a lieutenant colonel in the Irish Defence Forces, has ...

"I will never commit Belgium to sustain on its own the risks and exposures," Prime Minister Bart De Wever writes in the ...

Belgium's prime minister has a penchant for colourful analogies to portray his predicament. But who's the good guy in the ...

Madrid's immigration-fuelled growth has failed to address – and has even exacerbated – a chronic shortage of affordable ...

Ukraine's chief of staff stepped down just 24 hours before planned talks with Trump envoys, as leaked US peace plan offers Putin recognition of seized territories.