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Finland’s recent seizure of a suspected shadow fleet vessel has galvanized behind-the-scenes talks on grabbing Moscow’s oil tankers.

Despite a U.S. waiver, food shipments are stalled, funding is uncertain and Europe may have to fill the gap.

The proposal will not include a blanket prohibition of LNG imports, as scores of EU hawks have been urging.

Pressure to impose sanctions, a raging war and a looming Trump presidency still have not quenched the bloc’s thirst for Russian gas.

Traders warn that dozens of vehicles and their drivers have been held for up to 24 hours after a UK import ban, costing importers more than £1 million.

The reorganization will take effect on April 1 and will bring the number of German army divisions to four, according to the reports.

The climate skeptic is responding to the reality of the Arctic’s melting ice: more resource extraction, faster trade routes, new military bases.

Warsaw wants to use its turn in the EU’s rotating chair to take on Russian imports.

Before you face the biggest feast of the year, check out how U.K. politicians prepare for the big day.

According to analysts, the ship was part of a mission evacuating Russian bases in Syria.

The love-in between Keir Starmer and Lula centers on climate and trade. Just don’t mention Ukraine.

Twenty ships believed to be responsible for transporting Russian oil have been targeted.

The Chinese national was described by an aide to British royal as sitting “at the very top of a tree that many, many people would like to be on.”

The penalties will bar dozens of additional ships from EU ports.

Moscow says it is taking the “necessary steps” to ensure the security of its military bases.

Irish nationalists and neutrals overpower Stormont’s British unionist minority in a bitterly disputed ‘consent’ test provided by the U.K.’s withdrawal treaty with the EU.

Assad’s downfall was met with unbridled joy and relief among Syrians and Syria’s expatriate community.

Opposition fighters have taken control of key cities and freed prisoners held for years behind bars.

Developing nations got a promise of at least $300 billion in climate finance from rich countries such as the U.S. and the EU’s members. They wanted far more.

Calamari and (bargaining) chips are on the menu for the Britain’s “reset” talks with the European Union.

The probe comes after POLITICO revealed that Moscow’s fuel was likely being rebranded in Turkey before heading to the EU.

Israel wants ‘to set sectarian groups at each others’ throats’ says the spiritual leader of the Druze community.