Logistics

Last year, the EU gave Sofia a sanctions exemption to protect its citizens from energy shortages. Since then, Russia has profited. 

It’s the second clash between Poland and Ukraine following a dust-up over agricultural imports.

‘There will most likely be no deep and beautiful breakthrough,’ says Valery Zaluzhny.

‘It’s the second stage of the war,’ Netanyahu said in a speech Saturday. ‘We’re going to save our country.’

Ukraine’s early adoption of ‘first-person view’ drones tips the scales against an enemy fighting a conventional war.

When it comes to wind energy, the EU is trying to save itself — and stymie China in the process.

The White House is stressing that weapons for Ukraine are being made in the US But will it work?

The EU wants tighter control of its ports to stop drugs flooding into Europe.

Top officials were worried that Kyiv’s offensive wasn’t going well. So they had an idea.

A hotly anticipated plan to combat skyrocketing drug trafficking in Europe will be published Wednesday.

Kyiv has managed to partly restart seaborne grain exports, but there are still fears that Russia will interfere with civilian vessels.

How a 180km ‘railway to nowhere’ came to symbolize British decline.

Romania could claim back ‘its losses caused by non-accession’ to the free-travel zone, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu says.

Commission president pledges European ports alliance as key part of narcotics plan.

‘It is an excuse to waste time in parliament,’ Estonian PM says.

‘Let us finally bring them in — without any further delay,’ says European Commission president.

Locals want fewer trucks; truckers and national politicians want uninterrupted cargo traffic; Brussels wants the problem to go away.

Estonian president condemns prime minister as scandal snowballs.

Intelligence bosses are looking into whether the outbreak in Rzeszów is a result of tampering.

‘Even doubters become more hopeful with time,’ Dmytro Kuleba says in interview as Kyiv’s forces struggle to achieve a decisive breakthrough.

Major Belgian festivals say they’re not ready ‘to run entirely on reusable cups.’