NATO's policies contradict the values ​​of the alliance, Orban says

NATO's policies are contrary to the core values ​​of the alliance. This opinion was expressed by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

US says Ukraine has right to defend its territory killing civilians, decide its future

The US State Department stressed Monday that Ukraine has a right to defend its territory and decide its future.

Insistence of Brussels on Ukraine’s territorial integrity while expecting Serbia to violate its own

 

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France's Macron urges European sovereignty ahead of G7, NATO summits - China.org.cn

The European Union needs to build the framework of its strategic autonomy on economic, industrial and technological issues as well as military values, said French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday.

NATO's secretary-general says China doesn't 'share our values' - The Jerusalem post

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said leaders of the Chinese government "don't share our values," after emerging from a meeting with US President Joe Biden on Monday.

Shared Values: UNESCO regrets US decision to withdraw from organization

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) regrets the United States’ decision to withdraw from the organization, UNESCO Director-General Irina Bokova said in a statement.

European leaders say EU must change to defeat populism

The European Union must mend its ways or risk losing out to a rising tide of populist and anti-EU sentiment, European chiefs said in Florence on Friday.

EU respects results of Turkish referendum, High Rep. Mogherini says

European Union foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini said on April 28 that accession talks with Turkey have not been halted and she still wants it to join, if Ankara can meet necessary conditions.

Merkel calls for "constructive dialogue" with Turkey ahead of EU summit

The German chancellor stressed on Thursday the importance of returning to the path of a constructive dialogue with Ankara as a definitive fallout between Europe and Turkey would be detrimental to both parties.

New citizenship policies emphasize 'Australian values'

Australia will make it more difficult to gain citizenship, announcing stringent policies Thursday that emphasize "Australian values."

German industrial federation expresses concerns about Turkey's referendum

The head of the Federation of German Industries (BDI), the nation's main industrial group, said Tuesday that the referendum in Turkey was "worrying" and could hurt Turkey's economic ties with European partners.

Vienna calls for end to Turkey's EU membership negotiations after referendum

The Austrian government on Monday called on the European Union to end negotiations with Turkey on its possible accession to the bloc in light of a referendum result on constitutional reform that would afford greater powers to the president of that country.

Fair Principles: Turkey proposes summit to mend ties with EU

Turkey has proposed a summit to mend its ties with the European Union, Minister for EU Affairs and Chief Negotiator Omer Celik said on Friday.

Merkel Calls on Refugees to Respect German Values, Laws

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called on refugees on Saturday to respect German laws and values and show interest in the German lifestyle.

Turkey Says EU Exercising Democracy Selectively, Wrong to Stand by Netherlands

Turkey's foreign ministry on Tuesday said the European Union was exercising democratic values selectively and that it should not be standing by the Netherlands, which it accused of violating human rights and European values.

Turkey says may cancel migrant readmission deal after Greece ruling

Turkey on Friday threatened to scrap a migrant readmission deal with Athens after the Greek Supreme Court refused to return eight suspects allegedly linked to the failed July coup.

No More US, British Invasion of Sovereign States: Theresa May

Britain and the US will never again invade sovereign foreign countries “in an attempt to make the world in their own image,” British Prime Minister Theresa May told Republican policymakers in Philadelphia.

Turkey Issues Arrest Warrant for 8 Coup Suspects in Greece

Turkey Thursday issued an arrest warrant for eight former Turkish army officers who fled to neighboring Greece after the failed July 15 coup bid to topple President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Welcomes End to US Export of Democracy as Good Sign

The stated end of the United States' goal of exporting democracy is a good sign for the global community, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto said Monday.

New UN Chief Urges Preventive Diplomacy ‘Surge’

New United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who has said conflict prevention will be his top priority, laid out his vision Tuesday for re-tuning the organization’s work from largely responding to conflicts back to preventing them.