Following incidents in Ceuta, EU interior ministers have expressed support for Spain and demonstrated unity, calling for stricter controls and a strengthening of Frontex.

Pedro Sanchez — a figurehead for some progressives internationally — will see his government put on the spot Tuesday by EU ministers.

An informal meeting of EU ministers responsible for environment and climate is scheduled to take place in Dublin, leading to traffic restrictions in several parts of the city.

EU ministers are expected to approve a package of reforms designed to grant more rights to air travelers, including making compensation claims easier.

Protecting workers from extreme heat is a primary topic of discussion at the EU Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council meeting in Luxembourg, marking the final meeting under Cyprus’ EU presidency.

EU ministers have voted to approve legislation implementing a customs agreement between the EU and the USA, and to further freeze punitive tariffs related to the Boeing-Airbus dispute.

EU foreign affairs ministers are set to discuss imposing travel bans on Israeli ministers, with Ireland's Minister for Justice Helen McEntee pushing for broader EU trade sanctions.

Turkish F-16 fighter jets reportedly interfered with military aircraft carrying EU defense ministers to an informal meeting in Cyprus, leading to a serious diplomatic and military incident and a strong reaction from Nicosia.

European foreign ministers met and declared that Russia would not be allowed to choose who speaks for Europe in potential peace negotiations regarding the four-year war in Ukraine, as Kyiv pushes for a stronger role in ending the conflict.

EU ministers, including Miranda Sarmento, are advocating for taxes on the extraordinary profits of energy companies, attributing these "windfall" gains to the conflict in the Middle East.

European Union ministers are working to establish a unified strategy to address the ongoing energy price crisis.

European foreign ministers are warning of serious consequences from the escalating Middle East conflict on oil and gas prices, as they seek common solutions to mitigate the impact on the EU.

Politicians said today there was no evidence yet of an influx, after the EU Asylum Agency warned destabilisation in Tehran could cause massive movement of people.

Cyprus has activated its national “ESTIA” plan to facilitate the evacuation of European and third-country nationals as the conflict in the Middle East and the Gulf escalates. Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos announced the move during an emergency meeting of the EU Foreign Affairs Council on Sunday, March 1. Kombos briefed his counterparts on a series […]

Senior diplomats from the European Union met in Brussels on Monday with Nikolay Mladenov, director of the Board of Peace, following the bloc’s uneasy reaction to Donald Trump’s ini...

EU Foreign Ministers, including Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, discussed strong support for a ban on imports from Israeli settlements in response to violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.

European Union ministers are set to debate options for curbing trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The discussions will explore potential restrictions on commercial activities.

Minister Vlajčić has alerted EU ministers to the escalating costs that are jeopardizing European agriculture and has called for swift support instruments. The warning highlights the financial pressures faced by farmers across the continent.

Finance Minister Makis Keravnos announced broad support among EU ministers for ensuring every European citizen's right to live, work, and build a future in their home region.

Hungarian EU Affairs Minister János Bóka defended Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó's call to Lavrov, questioning why other EU ministers don't do the same, and claimed an international disinformation campaign is targeting the Tisza Party.

EU ministers 'upset and frustrated' at Hungary's plans to block Russian sanctions  The Brussels Times

EU foreign ministers failed to reach an agreement on the 20th package of sanctions against Russia, with Hungary and Slovakia blocking the measures, which was described as a failure by the EU's foreign policy chief.

The Spanish Prime Minister called for consultations among EU ministers and rebuked criticism regarding the migrant crisis in Ceuta, as 22 EU countries, including Croatia, urged an urgent response. Spain later claimed that most illegal migrants in Ceuta had returned to Morocco.

Croatian Foreign Minister Grlić Radman has called on EU ministers to engage in discussions with all three constituent peoples in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is aimed at ensuring fairness and electoral law reform, with the involvement of the European High Representative.

EU ministers are scheduled to meet to discuss potential measures for cutting electricity costs across the bloc.

EU government ministers, gathered for climate change policy discussions, were surprised by the presence of a three-month-old baby, the child of a Swedish minister, marking an historic first for the bloc.

EU affairs ministers from member states are criticizing Iceland and other EEA countries for their perceived slow progress in adopting and implementing internal market regulations and directives, including those related to mackerel agreements.

Cyprus has accused Turkey of interfering with flights carrying European ministers, using F-16 jets, prior to a Franco-Cypriot defense agreement. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between the two countries.

EU ministers largely supported a proposal to limit access to temporary protection for Ukrainian men of recruitment age who have fled the country, with the Swedish migration minister stating that the war must be fought and won.

The European Left Alliance and various rights groups are urging EU ministers to suspend agreements with Israel, citing concerns over its actions in Gaza and Lebanon ahead of a ministerial meeting.

Culture and foreign ministers from 25 European countries have called on the organizers of the Venice Biennale to prevent Russia from participating in the upcoming event.

EU ministers are reportedly furious with Hungary, which has been an increasing opponent of Ukraine for four years, now joined by Slovakia in blocking aid, causing significant problems for the EU and Ukraine.

EU ministers are set to discuss the 20th package of sanctions against Russia, as well as negotiations between Washington and Tehran regarding a nuclear agreement and the security situation in Syria.