An opinion piece suggests that European leaders should begin to reflect on Ukraine's future and formulate an exit strategy for the question of 'what comes after Zelensky?'

European leaders are advocating for increased independence in technology supply chains, citing security concerns amidst ongoing tariff threats.

European leaders have concluded that an economic battle against China is unavoidable, anticipating massive job losses and the collapse of entire industries, despite Xi Jinping's attempts to present China as a responsible power.

An analysis suggests that global economic imbalances have little to do with Europe's industrial problems, despite European leaders like Emmanuel Macron blaming them and raising alarms at the G7.

Hungarian politician Péter Magyar has publicly displayed a pistol he received as a gift from Turkish President Erdoğan. The photo of the firearm has sparked discussion regarding its significance and what European leaders should do with such gifts.

A Wall Street Journal report reveals details of a January meeting in Brussels where European leaders began preparations for a 'life without the United States'.

European leaders, foreign ministers, and defense officials from around the world have reacted to Russia's massive overnight attack on Ukraine carried out between July 5 and July 6.

Ireland is taking over the EU presidency and plans to spend three times more than Cyprus and Denmark, with a major European Political Community meeting in November expected to host 47 European leaders.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is facing a new transparency investigation concerning private chat messages exchanged with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and several other European leaders. The inquiry focuses on adherence to transparency rules.

At an E5 summit in the Chancellery in Berlin, leaders from Germany, France, Great Britain, Poland, and Italy pledged a rapid strengthening of the European pillar of NATO. However, a point of disagreement remains on one specific issue, signaling a message to the Trump administration.

Erik Tomáš is set to present a new law against truancy in Slovakia, while European leaders, including the SEDEC commission, are expected to visit Trnava.

A diplomatic dispute between EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas and Israel, stemming from accusations that she compared Israel to apartheid-era South Africa, has caused mixed reactions among European leaders at the EU summit in Brussels.

European leaders are discussing the impact of Chinese exports, which caused an economic shock in America two decades ago and now threaten Europe with a similar situation.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed the timeline for opening the next clusters in Ukraine's EU accession process with European leaders. He also expressed satisfaction with the results of the G7 summit.

Leaders from Britain, France, Germany, and Italy have jointly responded to the promise of peace between the US and Iran, indicating a willingness to ease sanctions if Iran does not develop nuclear weapons.

Ahead of an EU summit, European leaders are in agreement on the need to protect the bloc's industry from China's export dominance, with several policy options currently under consideration.

Over 460 former European leaders and senior officials have urged the European Commission to stop ignoring Israel's conduct in Palestine and impose sanctions.

Lithuanian officials, including President Nausėda and Budrys, have discussed the priorities for Lithuania's upcoming presidency of the EU Council with European Parliament members and the President of Albania. These discussions aim to outline the country's agenda during its leadership role.

European nations have called on Israel to de-escalate tensions and military actions in Lebanon.

Former Bulgarian Foreign Minister Nadezhda Neynski described Prime Minister Rumen Radev's meetings with European leaders as an attempt to legitimize the new government and address concerns from European partners.

At Deutsche Bank's general meeting, CEO Christian Sewing presented positive news, expressing ambitions for the bank to become a leader in Europe, though significant uncertainties remain.

Reports suggest that former European 'heavyweights' like Angela Merkel, Mario Draghi, and Sauli Niinistö are being considered as potential EU representatives for peace negotiations with Russia regarding the war in Ukraine.

This article reviews other European leaders who have faced investigation, trial, or conviction, highlighting France with two presidents and a prime minister among those condemned.

The Prime Minister of Kuwait has conducted a series of high-level meetings with various European leaders, focusing on strengthening international relations and cooperation.

A commentary piece argues that European leaders must cease self-censoring, criticizing their political flattery and strategic ambiguity in response to White House pressure.

The European Congress of Ukrainians, alongside Ukrainian communities abroad, appealed to European leaders and EU institutions to strengthen support for Ukraine's European future.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy asserted that Russia's reduced military parade size indicates its weakness and urged European leaders to intensify pressure on Moscow.

Leaders including Macron, Merkel, and Sanchez are expected to attend a summit in Tivat, Montenegro, which will gather around a thousand participants from EU and Western Balkan states.

Amidst tensions with the US, several European leaders are calling for discussions on utilizing the bloc's own mutual assistance clause, Article 42.7, to potentially offer Europe a NATO-like collective defense mechanism.

European leaders at an informal summit in Larnaca approved €90 billion in financial and defense resources for Ukraine, a decision made without Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban present.

Websites associated with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico are reportedly promoting various conspiracy theories, including claims about the US developing viruses in Ukraine and European leaders being controlled by 'dark forces'.

The Kremlin welcomed statements from Rumen Radev's party, which won elections in Bulgaria, and other European leaders regarding their readiness for pragmatic dialogue with Russia. Moscow views this as encouraging and supportive.

Major players in the European banking sector are achieving impressive record financial results. While Polish banks show higher profitability, their smaller scale of operations keeps them far behind the European leaders.

Russia aims to spread its influence globally not only through public propaganda but also by targeting specific individuals who may govern states in the future.

UBS has recognized ASML as one of the leading companies in Europe, highlighting its strong position within the European market.

Economists and political leaders in Europe are debating the fractured global order imposed by the United States, with many expressing that Europe no longer expects anything from Trump and questioning the relevance of NATO.

European leaders will convene for an Informal European Council in Nicosia on April 23-24 to discuss European defense, specifically addressing the EU's mutual defense clause and its implications.

The European Commission is recommending energy-saving measures to citizens as European leaders warn that the current crisis could be comparable in scale to the COVID-19 pandemic or the start of the war in Ukraine.

Latvia's egg industry is experiencing rapid growth, with both large producers and small farms struggling to meet demand. The country now boasts over 4.5 million laying hens and aims to become a leader in egg production in Northern Europe.

A violent incident has occurred in Bajina Basta amid local elections i Serbia. At the same location where masked observers were previously spotted, a

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that Central European countries "must reorganize their relationship with Russia" to achieve success, while also accusing European leaders of "destroying" relations.

European leaders have tasked the European Commission with revising the CO2 emissions trading system, aiming for more flexible decision-making on releasing emission allowances to potentially lower energy and emission prices.

European leaders like Merz, Macron, and Keir Starmer are showing different approaches to international issues, raising questions about whether Europe's varied voices constitute a weakness or a strategic advantage.

Alexander Andreev's weekly newsletter offers a subjective overview of events in Bulgaria and worldwide, highlighting topics such as Radev's fight against oligarchy and geopolitical dynamics involving ayatollahs, the BBC, NATO, and European leaders.

European leaders confirmed at a meeting in Brussels that their countries do not wish to join military operations by the United States and Israel in the Middle East.

European leaders are reportedly hardening their collective stance against what they perceive as President Trump's 'pointless' war in the Middle East.

European leaders are pushing Prime Minister Viktor Orban to stop blocking a €90 billion loan to Ukraine. But the issue is a rallying cry in remarkably close elections in Hungary set for April 12.

The head of the latest Dutch coalition government has told European leaders to 'stop complaining' and 'maybe just do a better job,' signaling that the liberal Netherlands will play an active role in the EU.

As Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky meets with European leaders, including Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Eduard Soler i Lecha, Associate Professor of…

The Irish premier defended Starmer and conveyed to Donald Trump that he believes Trump can collaborate with European leaders regarding the situation in Iran.

Despite Spain quickly controlling the border crisis in Ceuta, European leaders' decision to label it an 'invasion' is criticized for weakening EU unity and providing a dystopian narrative to Europe's adversaries.

El líder del PP exige un “despliegue masivo” tras la entrada de casi 50.000 inmigrantes procedentes de Marruecos

European leaders have reportedly developed a strategy to engage with Donald Trump, leading to a shift in NATO's approach after his criticisms during the Ankara summit.

Numerous European leaders gathered in Kyiv to discuss continued aid to Ukraine and celebrate the country's Statehood Day, just two days after a meeting of the Coalition of the Willing in Paris.

An Iranian newspaper has published a list of high-ranking politicians, including Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and European leaders, on social media, echoing an ayatollah's statement. The list did not appear in the print edition, amidst recent US-Iran clashes.

An inside account details Europe's growing rupture with America, spurred by Trump's tariffs and threats against Greenland, leading to a rebellion among top European leaders and highlighting the limits of 'flattery diplomacy'.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk gathered at the Copenhagen Competitiveness Summit.

European leaders have pledged to shoulder more of the NATO burden amidst concerns over potential US withdrawal under a Trump administration.

As European leaders met in Brussels, the threat of a full-blown trade war with China loomed, with ongoing anti-subsidy probes into Chinese green technology.

The defense secretary's review of NATO allies' contributions appears to be out of step with what European leaders are already doing, suggesting a disconnect in understanding their current efforts.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing tension with some European leaders regarding migration policies and Spain's express regularization process for migrants.

A key discussion point among European leaders at the G7 summit focused on reducing global reliance on the Strait of Hormuz, following fears that Iran could use the critical waterway as a bargaining chip.

Carney is heading to the G7 summit where he will face President Trump and European leaders, following ongoing disagreements concerning NATO, Ukraine, and trade.

European leaders are increasingly cautious about China and must urgently develop a serious strategy to avoid Beijing's economic dominance, warned Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever. Critics are harsh on the EU's current approach.

The EU Commission is calling for Europe to take a leading role in the development of data chips, artificial intelligence, and cloud services, emphasizing the need for European leadership in these critical technological areas.

Regional and European leaders have sent strong messages of support to Montenegro, congratulating the country on its European future. These messages confirm robust backing for Montenegro's European integration.

European leaders are reportedly divided on how to manage relations with American technology giants, specifically regarding preferential access to mobile satellite bandwidth and potential restrictions on their cloud services.

Rat u Ukrajini – 1.552. dan. Nakon najnovijih ruskih napada na Kijevsku oblast, evropski lideri osudili su upotrebu rakete “orešnik” i izrazili podršku Ukrajini.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu held telephone conversations with the presidents of Lithuania, Denmark, and Bulgaria this week to discuss advancing Moldova's EU accession negotiations.

The Kremlin has put forward a proposal to European leaders, emphasizing that President Putin is readily available for direct communication with them.

A leading Turkish business association has launched a public diplomacy campaign, urging European leaders, including German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, to recognize Türkiye's crucial role for a strong Europe.

Irish Taoiseach Martin stated that Ireland should 'seriously consider' the nuclear power option and 'explore all avenues' as European leaders gather in Armenia for energy and security discussions.

Following a recent 'gamechanger' attack, European leaders are preparing to make their own defense clause operational, which French President Macron believes is stronger than NATO's Article 5.

Romania's Foreign Minister Oana Ţoiu announced discussions with European leaders for a common position on the EU budget, aiming to secure funding for Romanian localities near the Ukrainian border and strengthen the Eastern Flank's defense.

European leaders and President Zelenskyy held an informal summit in Cyprus to review steps for EU enlargement, discuss sanctions, and coordinate military support for Ukraine.

The President of Confindustria, Carlo Bonomi, suggested that Europe might need a change in leadership, stating that a recession in the EU is inevitable without negotiations in the Gulf.

European leaders, including Greek PM Mitsotakis, held a teleconference to discuss protecting minors online and establishing a pan-European age limit for social media access.

Revealed communications between Hungary and Russia have angered several European leaders, painting a grim picture of their relationship.

Fuel prices in the Czech Republic have reached record highs, with Natural 95 gasoline at an average of 41.60 CZK per liter and diesel at 48.30 CZK, as experts suggest European leaders cannot influence global oil prices.

After decades of prioritizing domestic consumption over military expenditure, European leaders are attempting to shift course towards increased defense spending, a move that is straining budgets and risking voter dissatisfaction.

European leaders are facing criticism for their lack of a long-term strategy regarding the Iran war, with calls for them to address their own policy shortcomings rather than solely blaming the US.

Telefónica's president, Murtra, announced that the company has met its 2025 objectives and reiterated a commitment to financial discipline for 2026, aiming for European leadership by 2030 and global leadership by 2035.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is reportedly taking criticism on behalf of other European leaders who may secretly agree with his positions.

Rheinmetall, Germany's largest defense company, opened a new ammunition factory in Unterlüss, near Hanover, with attendees including the NATO Secretary General, two German ministers, and the President of Bulgaria.

Several European leaders, including former Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger, Switzerland’s Marc Jost, and Austria’s Gudrun Kugler-Lang, have committed to supporting Nigeria's initiatives to combat violence in its northern regions.

European leaders, including Dan Jørgensen, are exploring limited tools and a swift end to the Iran war to mitigate the energy crisis, though some factions demand more comprehensive solutions.

Nikos Androulakis, from Brussels, emphasized the necessity for European leadership to take initiatives to end the war in Iran and insisted that leaders should fight for the respect of international law, rather than acting as Trump's subordinates.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda will participate in a two-day informal European Council meeting in Brussels to discuss the situation in the Middle East with other European leaders.

European leaders have rejected direct involvement in U.S.-Israeli military operations against Iran, wary of getting sucked into an unpredictable conflict.

Dr. Iryna Mudra, Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, states that Ukraine's struggle extends beyond its borders, serving as a 'Shield for Europe' as President Zelenskyy seeks to strengthen alliances with European leaders.

A deadly border crisis was contained within 48 hours, but European leaders framed it as an "invasion," weakening the principle of EU unity and providing a dystopian narrative to Europe's adversaries.

Following a missile incident in Poland, European leaders, including Friedrich Merz and Mette Frederiksen, expressed concerns about Russia's willingness to escalate tensions with Europe. Frederiksen pledged to increase pressure on Russia in response to the event.

Artificial intelligence is causing a societal upheaval as profound as the industrial revolution, prompting calls for politicians to discuss how to manage its impact during election campaigns.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is in Paris to participate in the 'Alliance of the Willing' meeting, where over 20 European leaders and a total of 37 heads of state and government are coordinating their next steps.

US allies expressed apprehension following former President Trump's unpredictable and changing positions during the NATO summit. His remarks left European leaders without clear answers regarding future US commitments.

The article details the internal story of Europe's growing rift with the United States, stating "there's no turning back." It highlights how Trump's tariffs and threats, including against Greenland, sparked a rebellion among key European leaders.

Keith Kellogg, former U.S. President Donald Trump's envoy to Ukraine, stated that he would bet on the Ukrainians today, suggesting European leaders should urge the U.S. to cede leadership on the Ukraine issue as the war is on European territory.

A meeting in Berlin intended to resolve a continent-wide political dispute among top European leaders reportedly saw continued disagreements and alleged foul play behind the scenes, despite efforts to present a united front.

European leaders offered words of appreciation to Britain's outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer during a meeting in Berlin. His resignation came days after months of political pressure and poor poll numbers.

European leaders are increasingly distancing themselves from Donald Trump, viewing him as a threat, even as Trump reportedly expressed enthusiasm to Zelenskyy about Ukraine's successes in the war against Russia.

European leaders have begun contentious negotiations over a massive economic injection for the union, but deep disagreements on funding and allocation threaten to create a political déjà vu.

European leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss strategies for handling upcoming trade talks with Beijing. The bloc aims to address China's economic practices without initiating a new trade war.

European leaders are debating the future of the continent, with the agenda dominated by crises including industrial stagnation, declining competitiveness, environmental degradation, and strategic attacks on civil society, culture, and media.

Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles presided over the closing ceremony of the latest course at the European Leadership Academy. She emphasized the importance of fostering young leaders in Europe who uphold democratic values, peace, dialogue, and multilateralism.

A joint German-French fighter jet project, intended to be the backbone of Europe's future air defense, has collapsed after Spain joined, prompting European leaders to discuss greater military independence from the USA.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni officially attributed her absence from an EU-Balkans summit in Montenegro to being late, amidst reports of underlying tensions with other European leaders like Macron, Merz, and Starmer, while an Italian politician criticized Italy's absence.

Croatia remains among European leaders in smoking rates, with doctors advocating for a new, layered approach to nicotine addiction, viewing it as a chronic disease rather than a bad habit.

Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council, published an AI-generated video depicting terrified versions of Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Merz, Keir Starmer, and Ursula von der Leyen, in a perceived threat to the West.

S. Famellos met with Petra Bair, the President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, to discuss Europe's crucial role in defending peace, international law, and democratic rights.

European leaders are reportedly divided on how to regulate major US tech firms like Apple and Google, as the EU prepares decisions on cloud computing and satellite services. Proposals aim to prioritize European companies for infrastructure access.

A few Bosnian Serb political leaders attended Vladimir Putin’s May jamboree in Moscow, a presence that underscored Russia's isolation as most European leaders stayed away.

Dozens of European leaders are expected in Yerevan for two summits – the European Political Community and an EU-Armenia summit – aimed at strengthening ties with Europe and fostering independence from Moscow.

An opinion piece from Naftemporiki critically examines the perceived illusions held by current European leaders. It questions their understanding and approach to governance.

Finland and China are increasing their cooperation, with recent visits by European leaders to Beijing highlighting the importance of their relationship. Political and business figures are advocating for closer coordination in trade, climate policy, and technology.

European leaders believe it is too early to consider lifting sanctions against Iran, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Amnesty International's Secretary General has criticized European leaders, calling them "cowards" for not daring to oppose the world's new "predators," in connection with the NGO's annual report.

European political figures like Meloni, Starmer, and Merz, who once sought proximity to former US President Trump, are now openly criticizing him, recognizing his toxic image among many voters.

A Portuguese opinion piece compares Pedro Sánchez to Churchill, commending his perceived strong stance against appeasement in Europe, particularly in the context of a recent event in Hungary. The author argues Sánchez understands that appeasement will not restore Europe's authority.

European leaders are warning of a potential crisis comparable in scale to the COVID-19 pandemic or the start of the war in Ukraine, prompting the European Commission to recommend austerity measures to citizens.

European leaders are facing a 'guns vs. butter' dilemma, struggling to pivot from domestic to military spending after decades of prioritization, a challenge exacerbated by the ongoing war in Iran.

Philippine Defense Secretary Gibo Teodoro Jr. told European defense leaders that countries relying on Filipino workers for essential services have a duty to help protect them.

Europe is increasingly focusing on China due to policies under Donald Trump, with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visiting a robotics exhibition and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez scheduled for his fourth official visit to Beijing in April.

US President Donald Trump has criticized European leaders for their reluctance to aid in unblocking the Strait of Hormuz. In response, Finland's President Alexander Stubb has condemned Iran's attacks in the Persian Gulf and Strait of Hormuz, declaring his country's readiness to support initiatives to unblock the vital waterway.

European leaders are reportedly seeking a de-escalation of ongoing attacks, emphasizing the need for diplomatic solutions to reduce tensions.

European leaders are convening at a summit to find solutions and mitigate the consequences of the ongoing energy crisis, which has been exacerbated by the conflict in the Middle East, causing energy prices to rise across Europe.

Nikos Androulakis, from Brussels, emphasized the need for European leadership to take initiatives to end the war in Iran and avoid acting as subordinates to Trump.

European leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss how to contain soaring energy prices, illustrating how the US president’s actions continue to dominate the agenda

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, initially seen as a pro-European, is now in open conflict with the EU less than a year into his chancellorship, notably remaining silent when Donald Trump verbally attacked European leaders.

An opinion piece from Portugal criticizes recent events as revealing a culture increasingly subservient to hypocritical conservatism and demagogic leaders, within a Europe struggling with its civilizational role.