BRUSSELS - EU foreign ministers agreed Monday to spend an extra EUR 500 million (USD 540 million) from their common coffers on arms for Ukraine, diplomats said, as Kyiv pleads for heavier weapons. The accord will take the total committed to supplying Ukraine...
TALLINN – Czech presidential candidate Andrej Babis caused an uproar when he questioned his country's possible assistance to its closest NATO allies in a live broadcast debate on Sunday, ahead of the country's second round of presidential elections, the news website euractiv.com rep...
BRUSSELS - Russia is preparing for an extended war so NATO must get ready “for the long haul” and support Ukraine for as long as it takes, the alliance’s deputy secretary general told top military chiefs from across Europe Wednesday. Speaking at the opening of...
RIGA - Each of our countries tries to go its own way, but the twists and turns of history always bring us together - we are united by common historical experience, common victories and common tragedies, Saeima Speaker Edvards Smiltens (United List) said in Warsaw. As LETA...
RIGA - Saeima speaker Edvards Smiltens (United List) is visiting Polish capital Warsaw to meet with Baltic and Polish counterparts, LETA learned from the Saeima press service. Smiltens will participate in a meeting together with Elzbieta Witek from the parliament of Poland, Vik...
TALLINN – Czech presidential candidate Andrej Babis caused an uproar when he questioned his...
BRUSSELS - Russia is preparing for an extended war so NATO must get ready “for the long hau...
RIGA - Each of our countries tries to go its own way, but the twists and turns of history always ...
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