Analysis Refugees Are Erdogan's New Diplomatic Leverage, but Numbers He Shows Don't Add Up

Turkey has received 6 billion euros that are meant to help fund the humanitarian aid it provides refugees. So why is it claiming the EU didn't pay up?

EU Urges Israel to Halt Building Plans for Settlements in East Jerusalem

On Tuesday, Netanyahu announced he would move forward with plan to build 3,500 housing units in area E-1, which could jeopardize establishment of a future Palestinian state

Germany's Auto Heartlands in Peril as 'Golden Age' Fades: Thousands of Jobs at Stake

Unions and automakers ask for expansion of state-backed employment schemes

North Macedonia’s First Jewish Minister Fired After Using Country’s Old Name

What's in a name? Rashela Mizrahi claims her ouster was politically motivated, not because she spoke in front of a sign stating ‘Republic of Macedonia’

EU Foreign Ministers Defer Response to Trump Peace Plan Until After Israeli Election

Several member countries may push for recognition of a Palestinian state even if it isn't backed by a joint EU decision

In Wake of Trump Peace Plan, EU Countries Pushing for Recognition of State of Palestine

Israel is attempting to squash the initiative, claiming that EU opposition to the Trump Mideast plan would only encourage Palestinian rejectionism

EU Foreign Ministers Weigh Countermeasures to Trump's Mideast Plan

Israeli diplomats tell their counterparts European rejection of plan would only make it harder to convince Palestinians to enter negotiations

Opinion Europe Warns Modi: Don't Mess With India's Democracy

India's recent discriminatory citizenship law has triggered rare censure from Europe, a close economic and strategic ally. How far will India's foreign relations suffer as a result of Modi's violent crackdown on dissent?

Opinion Europe Kowtows to Israeli Apartheid

EU: Israeli Steps Toward West Bank Annexation Would 'Not Pass Unchallenged'

Israel's Foreign Ministry says 'pursuing such conduct is the best way to ensure that the EU's role in any process will be minimized'

Prominent Right-wing Activists Indicted for Vandalizing EU Embassy in Israel

Sheffi Paz denounces ‘selective punishment,’ says trial is a show to placate the European Union

Britain Leaves the European Union After Over Three Years of Bitter Deliberations

The historic move comes after 47 years on the post-World War Two project that sought to build the ruined nations of Europe into a global power

European Union Welcomes Trump 'Efforts' Toward Two-state Solution

EU cautions, however, that Israel and the Palestinians needed to show 'a genuine commitment' to ending the conflict after the publication of Trump's Mideast peace plan

Iran Accuses Europe of Caving to 'High School Bully' Trump in Nuclear Row

Trump reportedly threatened to impose a 25% tariff on auto imports if Britain, France and Germany did not formally accuse Iran of breaking the nuclear deal

Analysis Iran's Double Nuclear Dilemma

The series of violations initiated by Iran did not produce the results it had hoped for, but Tehran is not the only party that needs to make its calculations

EU Triggers Iran Nuclear Deal Dispute Mechanism, Paving Way for Possible Sanctions

Foreign policy chief Josep Borrell 'left with no choice' as Tehran gradually rolls back its commitment to 2015 deal

Cartoon Depicting the EU as Auschwitz Sparks Public Outcry

The illustration, drawn by an Italian cartoonist, shows Boris Johnson waving a British flag as he flees from the Nazi death camp

Turkey Urges EU to Boost Its Funding for Syrian Refugees

EU funds support roughly 3.5 million Syrian refugees in Turkey, after Syria's war of over eight years killed hundreds of thousands and pushed millions out of their homes

How the Open Skies Reform Taught Israelis to Love Flying

In a decade of booming tourism, EU aviation pact was the pivotal event in cutting airfares, boosting competition

Opinion Can Europe Overcome Its Paralysis on Palestine?

The EU has a new foreign policy chief. This is why he must resist pressure to deepen Europe's relationship with Israel any further

Dutch Gov't Defends Labeling Israeli Settlement Products Despite Challenge From Parliament

European Court of Justice ruling doesn’t single out Israel, government tells lawmakers

Opinion Don't Label Israeli Settlement Products. Ban Them

There is nothing ethical in trading in products made with stolen natural resources on stolen land. There can be no meaningful peace process that normalizes war crimes and violations of international law

Opinion When Is a West Bank Product Made in Israel? When Settlers Say So

The EU ruling on labeling settlement products elicited a hysterical reaction from the Israeli right, which wants to pretend there is no border between Israel and the occupied territories

EU Fails to Enforce Requirement to Label Wines From Settlements, Study Shows

Four years after decision, only 10 percent of wines from Israeli settlements in the West Bank are labeled as such

U.S. 'Deeply Concerned' Over EU Ruling to Label Products From Israeli Settlements

On Tuesday, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that member states must identify products from Israeli settlement by marking their origin on the label

EU States Must Label Products From Israeli Settlements, Top Court Says

European Court of Justice rules that not labeling settlement products could mislead consumers about Israel being 'an occupying power' in the Palestinian territories

EU Calls on Israel to Reverse Decision to Deport Human Rights Watch Director

"The EU stands firm in protecting freedom of expression and freedom of association," read the statement

Opinion Pakistan's Provocateurs Bring the Kashmir Conflict to Europe's Streets, and Radicalize Europe's Muslims

Pakistan is deliberately encouraging anti-Hindu, anti-Indian incitement and thuggish protests, fueling tension between diaspora communities. Who will stop their intimidation and violence, before it's too late?

Opinion The Real Danger That Brexit Poses for Israel

Israel's right-wing is celebrating Brexit's blow to an 'institutionally hostile' EU, and back the ascendance of Europe's anti-Muslim populist nationalists. That response is unprincipled - and absurdly short-sighted