Former German chancellor Angela Merkel, who has a well-documented fear of animals, recalled the tense encounter in her memoir released Tuesday, accusing Putin of inviting the pet as a ‘demonstration of power.’
It was a love fest today. The green fights begin tomorrow
In todayโs edition of the Capitals, find out more about Poland reportedly scaring Belarus with new trade measures, Bulgaria’s Boyko Borissov failing to form a new government, and so much more.
In Estonia, Latvia and Poland, residents near the Russian border say the war has ruined their livelihoods and shattered their sense of safety.
The company he keeps: Labour leader shrugs off complaints about drift to the right as he courts votes.
U.S. Republicans blocking aid. European right-wingers pushing to abandon Kyiv. Ultra-cautious leaders. What is the Westโs real strategy on Ukraine?
With Republicans thwarting U.S. efforts to approve $60 billion for Kyiv, Europe faces an even greater bill. So what next?
The National Police and the Security Service of Ukraine have started separate probes into incidents of pressure on journalists.
Keir Starmer has sent his biggest hitters to the World Economic Forum as the party burnishes its business credentials.
A surveillance reform speeding through parliament is just the latest UK government proposal that has tech companies worried.
It’s Yield-mageddon in the US, as the post-COVID bill comes in for paying.
France’s sheep farmers association is calling on the EU to improve its assessment of bear populations and change their protected status in view of a recent resurgence in bear attacks in the country.
