European support of Ukraine to dominate quick Biden state visit to Germany
As the Republic of Georgia prepares for a crucial election on October 26, Russia’s influence looms over the vote. As Henry Ridgwell reports from Tbilisi, the former Soviet republic is struggling to carve out a new future aligned to the West as it tries to reconcile its troubled past.
Officials see connections between terror plots in US, France
Critics accuse ruling Georgian Dream party of stoking Soviet nostalgia
Last month, the US State Department introduced sanctions that restrict access for Russian state broadcasters and their content to US airwaves
Israel will not be permitted to set up a stand or exhibit hardware at the Euronaval show in France next month following a decision by the French government
The summit was expected to last a few hours and was unlikely to yield more than general commitments to improve cooperation
Criticism is growing against Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, and so are questions about the future of his country’s role in Europe. Hungary holds the EU presidency, and its rising opposition is accusing Orban of working to undermine Europe’s security. VOA’s Myroslava Gongadze reports from Budapest.
Chinese airliners can fly directly over Russia to Europe, offering customers shorter trips and cheaper ticket prices
Meanwhile, Ukrainian leader Zelenskyy to push for NATO invitation, reconstruction aid
Italy has built two reception centers in Albania, in the first scheme by a European Union nation to divert migrants to a non-E.U. country
Georgia's October 26 election seen as choice between a future aligned with Russia or West
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