On 20th January 2018, Turkey began its military operation called "Olive branch" in Afrin, a city in the north-western part of Syria dominated by the People’s Protection Units (YPG), the…
On 10th February, the Turkish navy stopped the Saipem 12000, the ENI (Ente nazionale idrocarburi) Italian platform, which was heading towards Cyprus to begin drilling operations under license from the…
Italy will ask European authorities to reconsider whether the European Medicines Authority (EMA) could be moved to Milan after Brexit, in light of concerns about its planned move to Amsterdam.…
On 5th and 6th December 2017, NATO Foreign Ministers meeting took place in Brussels. With a view to the next Summit in July 2018, NATO underlined three fundamental issues: the…
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said in Strasbourg that he "would like" to see the UK return to the EU after Brexit, even if this proposal will not be considered…
NATO allies have extended Jens Stoltenberg's term as chief of the Western alliance until September 30th, 2020. “Allies congratulate the secretary-general and have full confidence in his ability to continue…
En novembre, les observateurs des Nations Unies (ONU) ont visité les quatre centres de détention pour migrants de Tripoli, structures du Département de lutte contre les migrations illégales (DCIM -…
Yesterday, the Foreign Affairs Council started by a review of pressing issues on the international agenda: the situation in Myanmar/Burma, the latest developments on the implementation of the JCPOA (Iran…
On the 24th and 25th of October, in Palermo, the Representatives of the 57 OSCE member states, the six OSCE Partner countries for Mediterranean Cooperation – Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan,…
Le régime de Pyongyang, dont le dictateur Kim Jong-un semble de plus en plus incontrôlable dans ses essais nucléaires, suit depuis des années un parcours politique marqué par des menaces.…