EU Condemns Equatorial Guinea’s Opposition Imprisonment
The European Union said on Monday it was “deeply concerned” by the “severe” prison sentences imposed on one of the main opponents in...
Boosting EU Technology Leadership With European Semiconductor Law
Renew Europe is convinced that the European law on semiconductors (Chips Act), adopted today in plenary session of the European Parliament meeting in...
Resurgent Turkish Question: European Agenda Takes Center Stage
By trying to link Sweden’s membership of NATO and his country’s accession to the EU, the Turkish president has obtained a boost in...
Spain: Leading Europe, Strengthening Ties With Morocco
As Spain prepares for early legislative elections, it takes over the rotating presidency of the European Union. A telescoping agenda that can be...
European Nation Embraces BRICS: New Era Begins
Belarus has handed Brazil a note confirming its intention to become a member of the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa)...
Niger Receives Egyptian Military Equipment: Strengthening Defense Cooperation
Niger received on Friday heavy weapons and armored vehicles, offered by Egypt to help this poor Sahelian country to fight jihadist groups, whose...
Franziska Brantner on German-French Relations: A Concerning Perspective
Due to unrest in his country, President Emmanuel Macron canceled his state visit to Germany, the first for a French head of state...
EU Denounces Rwandan Military Presence In Eastern DRC
The European Union on Friday “strongly” condemned the Rwandan military presence in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to support...
Rakha Hassan: Egypt’s Diplomacy Embraces Balanced Relations
3 questions to Ambassador Rakha Hassan, member of the Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs. Al-Ahram-Hebdo: How do you describe the positions of foreign...
Night Train’s Awaited Debut: The Long-Awaited Moment
An attractive alternative to the TGV or the plane to limit CO₂ emissions, night trains are making their comeback in Europe. But the...