Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the war in Ukraine and the immense human toll suffered by the Ukrainian people over the past three years during his intervention in a teleconference at the Summit for Ending the War. “Three years since the beginning of the invasion, I believe this is an important moment to reflect […]

Greece reaffirms support for international law, condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine while highlighting concerns for the Greek diaspora in Mariupol.

Shortly after the release of exit polls regarding Germany’s elections on Sunday evening, Costa announced the convening of an emergency European Council meeting on March 6, 2025.

U.S. and Russia plan second round of talks despite Ukraine objections; Trump-Putin meeting under consideration.

Australia’s conservative opposition leader, Peter Dutton, also condemned Trump’s comments, calling them factually incorrect and dangerous.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, addressing a European People’s Party (EPP) emergency teleconference Tuesday morning, emphasized the need for Europe to speak with one voice on defense matters.

Starmer’s remarks come as the United States and Russia prepare for talks in Saudi Arabia aimed at ending the nearly three-year war

As European leaders gather for this crucial summit, the outcome will likely set the stage for future peace talks and diplomatic initiatives, especially as the war shows no signs of abating

The key issue discussed during the EU foreign ministers’ informal meeting was the assessment of recent talks between EU officials, U.S. representatives, and Ukrainian officials.

The statement came after the incoming U.S. president indicated a meeting with Putin was being planned, though Trump did not provide a specific timeline.

According to Reuters, Ukraine severed diplomatic ties with Syria in June 2022 after the Assad regime recognized the "independence" of the Russian-occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk.

Mitsotakis is likely to stress that the European Union cannot remain absent from developments in the Middle East and the post-conflict situation in Syria at the EU Summit

Ukraine says Russia Lt. General Igor Kirillov had been accused of ordering the use of banned chemical weapons in Ukraine, with Kyiv citing over 4,800 recorded cases.