Recognising Palestinian statehood is an important step, but without a formal political process, remains largely a symbolic gesture.
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France, Germany and Poland together represent a strategically significant partnership in a Europe plagued by war to its east.
Three decades after France’s last nuclear tests, those living near the test sites still await compensation for the harms caused.
A second round of talks between Russia and Ukraine took place on June 2. Again both leaders were not present.
From defence to trade and climate, Canada and the European Union share deep economic and strategic ties. What does Mark Carney’s victory mean for the Canada-EU relationship?
After being exploited for decades by France, Haiti ended up forking over huge sums of money to its former colonizer. Now, the Caribbean nation’s calls for restitution are becoming harder to ignore.
After the bust-up between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House, Keir Starmer emerged as a possible peacemaker. But he’ll have his work cut out.
Trump’s diplomatic how-to guide boasts new chapters on the arts of bullying, harassment, gaslighting and, of course, the deal.
Henry Kissinger once mused ‘Who do I call if I want to speak to Europe?’ The question now might be, would Washington bother to dial if there were?
As Starmer and Macron rush to meet with Trump, Europe has to drastically rethink its defence strategy.
The Artificial Intelligence Action Summit, held in Paris on Feb. 11, reflected a political shift towards addressing social and environmental challenges posed by AI.
Second acts in politics have historically been marred by leaders who are unable, or unwilling, to adjust to unexpected developments in the domestic, economic or global arenas.
It is possible for parliaments to adapt to the pressures of a divided world. Plenty of nations do it.
Michel Barnier knew his actions would trigger a confidence vote. This is the latest battle in Emmanuel Macron’s war with Marine Le Pen’s far right.
Amid so much uncertainty, one thing remains clear: the next government is likely to be short-lived.
For the French, the 850-year-old Gothic cathedral has been both a source of inspiration and a symbol of the nation’s glorious past.
Both sacred and secular the cathedral illustrates the conflict between tradition and reform in France.
Poland is enjoying strong growth and has massively increased its military spending. It aims to play a greater role within the European Union.
The final novel from France’s most famous literary provocateur, set in 2027, features an antihero based on a real-life French politician – who reports to a president modelled on Macron.
The French documentary programme “Cash Investigation” revels links between McKinsey and Emmanual Macron, but misses their scale and diversity.
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