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Moscow has rejected Turkey’s attempt to establish a moratorium on military activity in the Black Sea, leaving commercial shipping, Ukrainian exports and energy infrastructure exposed to continuing attacks.

Russia has rejected Turkey’s proposal for a moratorium on hostilities in the Black Sea, saying it sees no reason to return to arrangements resembling the 2...

The Czech presidential election is still more than a year away, but Andrej Babiš’s governing coalition is already considering how to prevent Petr Pavel from securing a second term. The possible alternatives include a former parliamentary speaker with a controversial record of contacts in Moscow and an increasingly prominent businesswoman whose family has links to Václav ...

A reported attack on the Baltic port follows Ukraine’s major strike on Novorossiysk, adding military pressure to the EU’s continuing effort to restrict Russia’s energy revenues and shadow-fleet operations.

Ukraine has reportedly carried out another long-range attack on Ust-Luga, one of Russia’s largest Baltic ports and an important outlet for its crude oil an...

There is nothing inherently unhealthy about distrusting politicians. Indeed, anyone who has spent sufficient time watching governments, corporations or international institutions operate might reasonably conclude that a little scepticism is good for the soul.

The difficulty begins when scepticism ceases to be a method of testing claims and becomes a method of avoiding inconve...

Washington is treating drones as a national-security industry, combining steep tariffs on sensitive aircraft with preferential rates for qualifying allied products. European manufacturers gain an advantage over many competitors but still face a new transatlantic barrier.

President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation imposing a new tariff structure on imported drones and co...