European Union

EU Funds First-Ever Joint Procurement of Weapons, Ammo

The EU has approved 300 million euros ($316 million) for the joint procurement of five defense projects by member states.

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EU to Enhance Security in Egypt With $21M Assistance Measure

The European Council has approved a $21 million assistance measure to bolster the Egyptian military's capabilities against security threats.

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EU Lawmakers Approve New $38B Loan for Ukraine

The European Parliament voted to hand war-torn Ukraine a loan of up to $38 billion backed by profits from frozen Russian assets.

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US Warns of ‘Consequences’ if Iran Sends Missiles to Russia

The EU said its allies had shared "credible" intelligence that Iran had supplied Russia with ballistic missiles, a move the US warned would be met with "significant consequences."

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EU Wants to Train More Ukrainian Soldiers, but Not in Ukraine

The European Union wants to train more Ukrainian soldiers but remains divided over whether to provide the support in Ukraine itself, the bloc's foreign policy chief said.

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US Urges Kosovo to Cooperate as Serb Tensions Rise

The United States urged Kosovo to heed the advice of its longstanding Western supporters to ease tensions that have again risen with Serbs.

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Lithuania, Poland Seek Joint Procurement of Piorun Air Defense System

Lithuania, Poland, and a pair of unnamed European countries have sought European Union funding for the joint procurement of Piorun short-range air defense systems.

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EU Hails Ceasefire in Eastern DR Congo

The EU welcomed the ceasefire agreed between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda in eastern DRC, urging all sides to respect its terms.

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Poland, Baltics Urge EU to Strengthen Eastern Borders

Poland and the Baltic states urged the EU to strengthen its eastern border, warning in a joint letter to Brussels of a "looming threat" from Russia and Belarus.

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Serbia and Kosovo Talks Collapse Despite EU Efforts

A European Union bid to revive stalled negotiations between Serbia and Kosovo fell through, with Serbia's president and the Kosovo prime minister failing to meet as planned.

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