'We are asking for answers from the Israeli government, and we have not yet received convincing answers,' Josep Borrell says

European Court of Justice says Orban's government broke EU law by criminalizing helping refugees to apply for asylum

'We thank the defenders of Poland’s borders': Polish independence day overshadowed by thousands of riot police and troops turning back migrants trying to enter EU

Report says COVID revived old libels as well as new myths blaming the virus on Jews; authors decry underreporting, say European states must do better

Jewish watchdogs have warned of 'downstream consequences' following EU decision last year upholding Belgian bans

Ali Bagheri says exact date would be announced soon; other parties in the Vienna-based talks have yet to confirm return to the table

Bloc calls on Israeli government 'to not proceed with the announced tenders,' day after new West Bank housing units announced

Shtayyeh will meet with senior EU officials to discuss lack of European budget support and the PA's ongoing fiscal troubles; diplomats say funding gap is due to 'technical issues'

Josep Borrell says he'll hold pre-negotiation sit-down as part of 'strategic patience' policy, but hopes actual talks resume soon; dismisses Israeli push for other options

Janez Jansa accused several members of European Parliament delegation on press freedom of being 'puppets' of Jewish billionaire George Soros