Baltics

The initiative follows the suspected sabotage of a submarine telecoms cable last week.

In a grim interview, Kuleba contrasts the West’s reluctance to send weapons to North Korea’s commitment to send troops.

The vessel is currently anchored in international waters between Sweden and Denmark.

Lithuanian police chief says that terrorism “cannot be ruled out” as probe begins.

Balts preferred. Germans need not apply.

Germany’s defense minister is the country’s most liked politician while Chancellor Olaf Scholz is one of its least popular.

Defense minister tells POLITICO that “Russia has [the] capability and willingness to do sabotage in Europe.”

Norway and Finland also launched a campaign to advise people what they should do in the event of an invasion.

The controversial coalition sparks criticism at home and abroad.

Georgian Dream refused to meet with parliamentarians from eight EU countries following the fractious nationwide vote.

Trump’s reelection in the U.S. presents “a serious challenge for everyone,” Polish prime minister says.

If the Republican candidate is elected, it could embolden the Hungarian leader’s conservative plans for the bloc.

Vilija Blinkevičiūtė suggested that a former top Social Democrat would be better suited to lead the government.

The leader of the Social Democrats will announce her decision on Wednesday.

The FM has vocally supported Ukraine’s resistance against Russian President Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion.

Comments from top defense ministers come as U.K. and Germany sign new pact — with one eye on a Trump win.

But they fail to reach unanimity over equalizing agricultural subsidies among member countries.

The greater threat is deplorable man-made pollution, the European Commission fires back.

The French government is under pressure to make cuts in spending to rein in deficits.

Would-be PM Vilija Blinkevičiūtė has already begun coalition talks with pro-EU parties.

Her trip comes amid heightened tensions between Beijing and Taipei, while the EU-China trade war flares up.

Jens Stoltenberg reflects on the past and future of the military alliance.