On September 21, 2025, Britain, Canada, Australia, and Portugal officially recognized the State of Palestine, joining over 140 UN member countries that had previously taken the same step.

From London to Madrid, from Berlin to Brussels, “Israel’s” genocide in Gaza has become a test of European foreign-policy principles, highlighting a widening gap between an outraged public and the ruling authorities.

Under Slovenia’s decision, the transfer of any weapons or military equipment to or from “Israel,” as well as any passing through Slovenian territory, is prohibited.

Amid escalating trade tensions with the U.S., the EU is turning to Asia to form a new trade alliance aimed at protecting the rules-based trading system and overcoming the deadlock at the World Trade Organization.

The Libyan Parliament has pushed back against renewed European efforts, led by the United Kingdom, to tap into Libya’s frozen assets, rejecting what it sees as attempts to exploit the country's wealth under legal pretexts.