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Byline: Lara Jakes and Christopher F. Schuetze President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine is likely to find strong backing on a trip to the Baltic States, but other nations are increasingly [...]

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine is likely to find strong backing on a trip to the Baltic States, but other nations are increasingly wary. In Estonia, a four-story banner that [...]

The article focuses on the significant electoral setback for Green parties in the European Parliament elections, highlighting a shift in voter priorities towards economic concerns, defense issues stemming from the war in Ukraine, and a cost-of-living crisis.

Byline: CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE A supermarket in the Netherlands wants to make it easier on the planet and easier for its customers to avoid adding to the mountains of plastic [...]

Byline: DANNY HAKIM and CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Correction Appended AMSTERDAM -- The parochial world of Dutch elections is not often seen as a hotbed of foreign intrigue. But in recent [...]

The article focuses on the expulsion of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party from the Identity and Democracy Group in the European Union's Parliament due to controversial comments made by Maximilian Krah regarding the SS, just two weeks before E.U. parliamentary elections.

The article reports that an aide to a German far-right European Parliament lawmaker was arrested for allegedly spying for China, raising concerns about foreign interference in European Union politics ahead of bloc-wide elections.

The article focuses on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's controversial visit to meet with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, which sparked concern within the European Union as it followed a recent visit to Ukraine and came during Hungary's assumption of the EU presidency.

The article examines the influence of American money in the Dutch elections on March 15, 2017. Topics covered include how Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders is being helped by American conservatives who are attracted to his anti-European Union (EU) and anti-Islam views, the concerns of the Dutch public about possible Russian interference in their elections, and the U.S. Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) view that foreign political organizations are not appropriate for charities to support.

The article discusses the changing face of Europe and European Union according to the Europeans including Jaroslaw Kurski from Poland, Elvis Ragusa from Italy and Rita Lemmel from Germany.

The article reports on the first graduate employability benchmark proposal which was introduced by the council of European Union. It says that the benchmark calls for an 82 percent employment rate for all graduates who successfully completed postsecondary education. It tells that under benchmark proposal, European nations will mine data from their technical colleges, analyze the trends and develop policies to ensure these institutions will deliver graduates who are ready to serve job market.

The article presents the first group of 19 Afghan refugees has landed in Germany the line was making the rounds in Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative party: "2015 mustn't be repeated" and Armin Laschet, who wants to succeed Ms. Merkel as chancellor after next month's elections.

The article reports that the Great Britain's health department has declared the new coronavirus as an imminent threat to public health and has announced a series of measures to combat the spread of the virus.

The article discusses how the far-right, nationalist and populist parties are trying to undermine the European Union (EU) from within as the 2019 European Parliament elections take place. Topics covered include proposal of populist election manifestoes across the EU, threat posed by the empowered nationalist bloc on pro-European parties, and how populist candidates such as Marine Le Pen of France and Susanna Ceccardi of Italy are attacking the EU.

The article focuses on a trade war pitting the U.S. against allies like Australia, Canada and the European Union. Topics discussed include views of foreign leaders on President Donald Trump being dismissive of diplomatic norms and hostile toward the ground rules of international trade, the decision on whether to grant permanent exemptions to steel and aluminum tariffs and an indication from the European Union that it was losing hope of reaching an agreement in the face of unreasonable demands.