Russia Files Claim Against Germany on Nord Stream Blasts Probe

Russia has made official claims regarding the investigation into the explosion of the Nord Stream and Nord Stream 2 gas pipelines to Germany. This was stated by the director of the third European department of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Oleg Tyapkin.

Britain sent thousands of tank shells with depleted uranium to the Armed Forces of Ukraine with no obligation to clear up fired shells

The UK sent Ukraine thousands of shells for Challenger 2 tanks, including those with depleted uranium. This was announced by the Deputy Minister of Defense of the United Kingdom, James Hippie, answering questions from MP Kenny Macaskill from the Scottish Alba Party.

Trump Administration Says US Mistakenly Backed China WTO Accession in 2001

The United States mistakenly supported China’s membership of the World Trade Organization in 2001 on terms that have failed to force Beijing to open its economy, the Trump administration said on Friday as it prepares to clamp down on Chinese trade.

Négociations du Brexit: "Aucun progrès décisif sur les sujets principaux", selon l'UE

Les négociations du Brexit n'ont permis d'enregistrer "aucun progrès décisif sur les sujets principaux" liés au retrait du Royaume-Uni, a déploré jeudi le négociateur en chef de l'UE, Michel Barnier, au terme d'un nouveau round de tractations à Bruxelles.

France's economy minister tells Britain: "We want our money back"

French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Thursday that Britain must pay what it owes to the European Union and it is a non-negotiable prerequisite for Brexit talks.

Brexit: c'est l'UE qui risque de devoir payer le Royaume-Uni (Boris Johnson)

 L'Union européenne risque de devoir de l'argent au Royaume-Uni dans le cadre du Brexit, plutôt que l'inverse, suggère le ministre britannique des Affaires étrangères Boris Johnson dans une interview au Daily Telegraph samedi.

UK Brexit Secretary Says London Will Not Pay $109Bln of 'Divorce Bill' to EU

The United Kingdom will not pay "a divorce bill" to the European Union that amounts to 100 billion euros (over $109 billion), UK Brexit Secretary David Davis said Wednesday.

Austria must honor refugee relocation deal, EU says

Austria must honor the EU refugee relocation agreement and will face consequences if withdraws from it, a European Commission spokeswoman said Tuesday in Brussels, reacting to Vienna's announcement that it will no longer participate in the program.

Obama says US president-elect Trump committed to NATO despite campaign rhetoric

US President Barack Obama said on Monday his successor Donald Trump, a frequent North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) critic on the presidential campaign trail, was committed to NATO.

Iran threatens to 'reactivate centrifuges'

A senior commander from the Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) said on Thursday that if the United States fails to adhere to last year's nuclear deal, Iran will reconsider its obligations.

Lavrov afirma la necesidad de que EEUU cumpla su compromiso en separar lo que denomina Oposición de los terroristas en Siria

El ministro de Exteriores ruso, Serguei Lavrov, afirmó a su homólogo estadounidense, John Kerry, la necesidad de que EEUU cumpla su compromiso en separar la Oposición Moderada de los grupos terroristas en Siria.

Moscow against seven-day pauses in Syria. (Period enough for terrorist groups to replenish supplies)

Moscow regards as unacceptable truces for a term of seven days in Syria, this time is used for terrorists’ regrouping their forces, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov said on Thursday.

US ‘Not Fulfilling’ Syria Agreement: Russian MoD

Russia on Thursday accused Washington of failing to meet its obligations under the Syria ceasefire agreement, while criticizing US officials for voicing skepticism over cooperation with Moscow.

Brexit: Londres ne pourra pas "choisir à la carte" ce qu'elle veut de l'UE prévient Merkel

(Belga) Londres ne pourra pas "choisir à la carte" ce qu'elle veut de l'Union européenne, qui est "assez forte" pour survivre au Brexit, a déclaré mardi la chancelière Angela Merkel devant la chambre basse du parlement allemand sur les conséquences du referendum actant le Brexit.

Hongrie: feu vert de la Cour suprême au référendum contre la relocalisation de réfugiés

La Cour suprême hongroise a formellement autorisé mardi le gouvernement à organiser un référendum contre le plan européen de répartition des réfugiés dans les pays membres de l'UE, auquel le Premier ministre conservateur Viktor Orban est opposé.

UN refugee agency urges Turkey to open borders to Syrians. The Geneva convention is valid for Turkey...

The United Nations called on Turkey on Feb. 9 to open its borders to thousands of desperate Syrian refugees fleeing Aleppo, in line with its international obligations to protect people fleeing conflict or persecution.

Ukraine withdraws from nuclear construction deal with Russia

Ukraine's parliament on Wednesday voted to unilaterally scrap an agreement to jointly build with Russia two reactors at the Khmelnitsky Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) in western Ukraine, the parliament's press service said.

'No lifting of sanctions until Iran fully complies with nuclear deal,' Baker says

Former secretary of state James Baker called on the Obama administration to hold firm on sanctions against Iran until verifiable mechanisms are in place to ensure the Islamic Republic’s compliance of any nuclear deal.

Greece dismisses media reports over delay in repayment of IMF loan

Greece on Thursday strongly dismissed international media reports that Athens has requested to delay the repayment of a loan installment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in May due to liquidity problems.

Greece Confirms April 9 Payback to IMF, Reform Talks to Continue Monday

Greece is ready to issue the planned payment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on April 9 and to resume policy discussions with the creditors on Monday, IMF chief Christine Lagarde said after a meeting with Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis.