European Union
The West Bank must not hold Israel’s European security ties hostage - opinion
Under a 2004 technical arrangement, Israeli origin certificates identify production sites, distinguishing settlement goods from exports made in Israel without either side conceding sovereignty.
European Jewish leaders warn Knesset election could trigger new EU sanctions, surge in antisemitism
Settler violence threatens Israel’s rule of law, international standing, legal expert tells ‘Post'
Ben-Gvir claims Netanyahu's office pledged to EU countries that he would not be in coalition
Albanian PM says protests pose threat to EU membership, not government
Albanian PM Edi Rama warned that violent protests threaten the country's EU ambitions as demonstrators demanded his resignation for a sixth day.
EU condemns West Bank settler attacks targeting diplomats, Palestinians during olive harvest
The statement came a day after Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot said Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian civilians, European diplomats and a French mayor in the West Bank.
Tens of thousands march in Lisbon over housing, cost of living crisis
The march coincides with protests in France against rising costs and declining public services, and smaller protests in Belgium. There are also mass protests in Albania.
Europe distinguishes Iranians from Iran. Why not Israelis from Israel? - opinion
The Israeli government becomes Israel. Israel becomes its institutions. Its institutions become its citizens. Why can't Europe differentiate them?
EU-Gulf summit in Saudi Arabia postponed due to security concerns
The sources confirmed remarks by Bulgaria's Prime Minister Rumen Radev, who earlier on Thursday said he had understood the meeting would be scrapped due to security concerns.
EU, UK, Canada 'deeply regret' Abbas decision to postpone PA legislative elections
The foreign ministers of Australia, Canada, France, and the UK also said that Abbas' decision to postpone elections would "once again deprive Palestinians of the opportunity to vote."
Hezbollah exploits EU terror distinction to launder money through human trafficking, JCFA claims
Ella Rosenberg argues that Europe's distinction between Hezbollah's political and military functions has allowed it to raise funds through criminal networks, including human trafficking.
The financial siege: Iran's banks no longer serve citizens, they police them - analysis
Sanctions have isolated Iran’s banks, forcing its financial system into survival mode as citizens pay the price
Germany faces 'shadow war' that goes beyond Cold War threats, minister warns
Germany faces an escalating "shadow war" involving sabotage, cyberattacks and assassination plots, officials warned, amid concerns over Russian operations targeting European countries.
Turkey’s historic bid to end the PKK insurgency hangs in the balance - opinion
Currently, the debate is focused heavily on where and how PKK weapons are to be surrendered and who verifies the operation.
