Sanctions

Bulgaria is stepping away from Russian nuclear fuel — a solid source of Kremlin revenue even as Europe slashes oil and gas buys.

GB News receives rap on the knuckles over shows hosted by three Conservative politicians.

Opposition movements, especially those based abroad, rarely succeed.

Chrystia Freeland is fighting for Ukraine — and for political survival.

The statement follows reports that Iran has sent ballistic missiles to Russia — a charge Tehran denies.

The EU previously said that Jozef Hambálek trained members of his biker club for “active combat in Ukraine.”

A majority of MPs backed the French-Ukrainian security agreement; the vote exposed reservations on aid to Ukraine from parties at both ends of the spectrum.

Treasury’s OFAC enforcer talks softly and brandishes a giant stick in Europe.

Pro-Macron officials are struggling to find an effective way to break the charismatic 28-year-old’s momentum as European election ticks closer.

The former British PM tried to convince the leader of the South American country to not give military support to Russia.

Poland blockades its ally Ukraine while buying farm goods from its enemy Russia.

Targeted Predator software was at heart of Greek political hacking scandal.

But Grant Shapps said he couldn’t get into the details.

Proceeds from the sale of Chelsea FC are embroiled in a property rights quagmire.

An EU ban on imported goods made using forced labor would be weaker than existing U.S. legislation — and risks turning the bloc into a “dumping ground,” campaigners warn.

“We believe that there is a strong case for a separate Russia-specific sanctions regime,” eight EU countries say in letter to foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell.

French president faces blowback across the political spectrum for not ruling out a Western military presence in Ukraine.

“I have committed no crime,” says Oleg Orlov, imprisoned for 2.5 years.

Two Western officials confirm that discussions were happening before the Russian dissident died, but that nothing had been finalized.

EU’s action “violates the consensus and spirit” between Xi and von der Leyen, Beijing says in a furious statement.

A trade deal with the Mercosur bloc won’t be sealed before the European election, but that doesn’t mean it will never see the light of day.