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From Lebanon to Gaza and the West Bank, critics say Brussels has more than enough economic and diplomatic weight to pressure Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, if only it were willing to use it.
Finland’s president, Alexander Stubb, says Europe may be able to bargain with Donald Trump on Iran if the White House shows more support for Ukraine. He also argues that Trump’s disruption of the global order is making Europe lean harder into defense, trade and unity, while predicting the U.K. could one day return to the EU.
With Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party facing a serious challenge from Peter Magyar’s Tisza movement, European capitals are watching to see whether Hungary’s election opens the door to a more cooperative EU or simply rearranges the list of leaders willing to block it.
Donald Trump’s latest threat to reconsider America’s role in NATO has reopened an old European fear: what happens when the U.S. stops carrying the security burden? In Brussels, the answer still looks messy, expensive, and a little too improvised for comfort.
Keir Starmer said Britain’s long-term interests point toward a closer partnership with the EU, arguing that war in the Middle East and a more volatile world have forced the government to think more ambitiously about Europe, defence and trade.
Kaja Kallas led an EU delegation to Bucha for the fourth anniversary of the town’s liberation, while fresh reporting on Hungary’s foreign minister added to the bloc’s frustration over sanctions and support for Ukraine.
Tajani said the political priority is now economic stability, while Salvini insisted the government will run through the end of the legislature and urged the EU to pause the Green Deal and stability rules.