Russia 12/04/2018 Russia says "think about possible consequences" As tensions increase over the suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has urged against 'any steps which could lead to an escalation of tensions.'
Belgium 10/04/2018 Russia's ambassador to the EU tells euronews there was no chemical attack in Douma Vladimir Chizov says the events purported to be a chemical attack in Syria's Eastern Ghouta region were staged
View 04/04/2018 Russia's influence is much more than propaganda and fake news | View How Russia’s growing soft power among Western populists has been underestimated.
United Kingdom 27/03/2018 Theresa May questioned by parliamentary committee The British prime minister responds to questions on Russian diplomats and Russian interference in international elections.
Insight 27/03/2018 EU-Russia: A Cold War brewing? As EU countries and the US expel Russian diplomats, and with Moscow saying it will respond, where do relations go from here?
View 27/03/2018 After pruning Russia's diplomatic branches, West must cut its financial roots Western coordinated action against Russia has been taken to a new level, now it's time to follow the money, writes the Atlantic Council's Anders Åslund.
Russia 23/03/2018 EU states may act against Russia as leaders back UK in spy poison case The EU has recalled its ambassador to Moscow after leaders agreed it was "highly likely" Russia was responsible for a nerve agent attack in the UK.The European Council of EU leaders said there was "no plausible alternative".
world news 21/03/2018 Putin will 'use World Cup like Hitler did the 1936 Olympics' Putin will use Russia's World Cup to bolster his image like Hitler did with the 1936 Olympics, says Boris Johnson, Britain's foreign minister.
France 16/03/2018 German Chancellor stops short of directly blaming Russia for spy poisoning But French president Macron had strong words for Russia over the assassination attempt, while meeting Merkel on Friday.
state of the union 16/03/2018 Are there too many Germans in Brussels' bubble? In this edition of State of the Union with host Stefan Grobe: The spy poisoning case in Britain has all the potential to become a major diplomatic
brussels bureau 13/03/2018 Russia's Ambassador to the EU says UK thwarting poison investigation Vladimir Chizhov also said he deplored the tone in Britain's parliament, and that "a language of ultimatums will not work" with Russia.
world news 12/03/2018 Russia brushes off accusations of Skripal poisoning The Russian president says he'll discuss the Salisbury spy case once UK authories have dealt with it.
Ukraine 12/03/2018 No EU fatigue towards helping Ukraine, says Mogherini The European Union continues to support Kiev with aid and Russian sanctions, says the bloc's foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini.
United Kingdom 05/03/2018 Ex-Russian spy critically-ill in UK 'after exposure to substance' A source close has confirmed to Reuters that a man who is critically ill after exposure to an unidentified substance was a former Russian spy.
Russia 17/02/2018 EU is pushing Serbia towards Ukraine-style crisis, warns Lavrov Russian foreign minister says EU is forcing Belgrade to chose between Moscow and Brussels.
brussels bureau 16/02/2018 Munich forum: Divided West undermines its own security A fractured West is undermining its own security--that's the feeling of many of those attending this year's Munich Conference.
brussels bureau 15/02/2018 Munich security forum to look at EU global role As NATO ministers wrap up two days of talks, the 54th Munich Security Conference is set to kick off. This year's focus is on the European Union and its future role as a global actor.
brussels bureau 15/02/2018 Brief: EU Balkan strategy and Munich security forum This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital.
Russia 13/02/2018 Valentine’s Day: to Russia with love — from the EU Relations between Moscow and Brussels are the lowest they've ever been, but do figures released ahead of Valentine’s Day give reason for hope?
world news 17/01/2018 After years of 'fake news attacks' across Europe—EU responds Russia has been accused of meddling in the “democratic processes” of European countries, something Russian leaders have dismissed as “absurd” or “pulled out of thin air”.
