European Union
The most recent on the European Union (or EU). The EU contains nearly six percent of the world population and is made up of 27 member states. The political and economic origination was established to inspire a free flow of travel, goods and services across Europe.
Italy Seizes $578M Yacht of Putin's 'Closest Circle' Member
Video reportedly shows police board the industrialist's 470-foot SY A sailing yacht—thought to be the biggest in the world.
U.S. Bans Russian Seafood, Alcohol in Downgrade of Russia's Trade Status
Russia will now join Cuba and North Korea as the only countries that don't have "most favored nation" trade status with the U.S.
Champagne Laced With Ecstasy Recalled After Customer Dies
Authorities warned drinkers never to taste or even touch liquid from a suspicious bottle, as even a small sip could be fatal.
America's Choice in Ukraine
The task for Ukraine's friends is clear: lean on the stick and hope Russian President Vladimir Putin becomes a new man, or give Russia the opportunity to climb-down from what is turning out to be a major geopolitical mistake.
China Omits Ukraine As It Backs Postwar Talks Between West and Russia
President Xi Jinping told his French and German counterparts on Tuesday that China supports dialogue between Russia, the U.S., NATO and the EU.
Kosovo Says NATO, EU Risk Repeating Ukraine Mistakes in Balkans
Kosovo is urging NATO and the EU to admit Balkan applicants to avoid a second European front with Russia.
End All Russian Oil and Gas Imports, Including into Europe
The U.S. ban on Russian oil and gas imports will not be truly effective unless Europe participates.
Stupidity Will Live On in Infamy
Some on the right cheered on Russian President Vladimir Putin. They've pretty much gone into hiding or are trying, unsuccessfully, to delete from national memory their attempt to undermine President Joe Biden as he was responding to a fast-moving crisis.
What Happens if the U.S. Cuts off Russia From the World Trade Organization?
"If everybody [in the WTO] did it, and particularly if Europe did it, it would be a big deal," William Reinsch of CSIS told Newsweek.
Ukraine Refugees Encounter Chaos, Racism—and Also 'Extraordinary Humanity'
"We know that we are not even scratching the surface to meet the needs of Ukrainians," says a UN expert. Can Europe handle the 4 million refugees expected?
Almost None of G20's COVID Recovery Plans Met Green Goals: Study
A new study found only about 6 percent of pandemic recovery spending by G20 countries was used in areas that cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
Ukraine's EU Bid Faces Hesitance, Hurdles as Russia Marches on Kyiv
President Volodymyr Zelensky wants Ukraine to be fast-tracked into the Union, but member states are likely to be more cautious.
Bosnia Fears Putin's War of Conquest Will Spread to Balkans
Foreign Minister Bisera Turkovic told Newsweek that EU and NATO membership is the only way to protect "Europe's Achilles heel."
U.S. Joins EU in Sanctions on Putin Spokesman Peskov, 7 More Oligarchs
As a result of the sanctions, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov may face overseas asset freezes.
EU Nations Set to Give Ukrainian Refugees Asylum for Up to Three Years
Nearly 875,000 people have fled Ukraine into neighboring countries after Russia launched its invasion last week.
Captured Russian Soldier Says Invasion Forces Are Shooting Their Wounded
The alleged prisoner said he was being treated well by his Ukrainian captors.
The War in Ukraine is a Global Food Security Crisis
We need a truly global effort to ensure those living in hunger aren't the forgotten victims of war.
The Decline of Russian Disinformation
Russia's extensive propaganda machine, which has been so effective at fostering political tensions in the West in recent years, has at long last become the subject of sustained attention.
Ukraine-Russia Update: Russia's Economy Hit by Boycotts as Ninth Day Closes
Putin has said Russia has "no ill intentions" towards it's neighbors, while the U.S. has vowed to "defend every inch" of NATO.
Zelensky's Translator Chokes Up During Emotional Speech to EU Parliament
Volodymyr Zelensky struck a chord Tuesday in his address to European counterparts, even causing his own translator to become affected by his words.
Here Are the Members of Parliament Who Voted to Deny Ukraine's EU Admission
The list of votes against the application included both far-right and far-left populists, with some saying there was no military solution to the war.
European Parliament Backs Ukraine's EU Application, But Long Road Ahead
In a speech, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for Ukraine to be immediately admitted to the EU under a "new special procedure."
Putin's Strategic and Tactical Missteps Tripping Up His Ukraine Invasion
"Part of an occupation is to win the hearts and minds. (Putin's) not winning the hearts and minds," Lt. Gen.Russel Honoré (ret.)told Newsweek.
Zelensky Receives Standing Ovation From EU Parliament in Emotional Scenes
"We are fighting for our freedom, for our rights and for our survival," said Volodymyr Zelensky. "But we are also fighting also to be equal members of Europe."
EU's Ukraine Fighter Jet Promise Falling Apart as Russia Advances
Poland, Bulgaria, and Slovakia have all publicly denied they will send fighter jets to help Ukraine fend off the Russian invasion.
Zelensky Files Application for Ukraine to Join European Union
The Ukrainian president asked for a fast track admittance to the bloc under a special procedure amid the country's ongoing conflict with Russia.
Switzerland Adopts EU Sanctions Against Russia, Putin, Freezes Assets
"Switzerland reaffirms its solidarity with Ukraine and its people," the government wrote in a statement.
Zelensky Asks EU To Admit Ukraine 'Immediately'
Ukraine's president said Ukraine has earned the right to join the European Union.
Germany Finally Turns on Russia as Putin Miscalculates Europe's Anger
"It's clear we need to invest more in the security of our country, in order to protect our freedom and our democracy," German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said.
