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Rejection of proposal casts a shadow over one of the German chancellor’s last EU summits
Critics say transfer of Roman Protasevich is Lukashenko’s ploy to get sanctions lifted
Madrid welcomes London’s decision to include Balearic Islands on its ‘green list’ from next Wednesday
Stuart Peach points to array of security challenges as well as growing diplomatic presence overseas
Surprise initiative follows Biden summit with Putin but catches allies unawares
US, Canada and UK also act to increase pressure on Lukashenko regime
Insiders describe the political interference in the English-language channel, which has fallen foul of western regulators
Pharma group avoids billions in fines but court acknowledges ‘serious breach’ of contracts
Stiffer measures will test durability of regime and bloc’s ability to push for political change
Brussels agency’s head fears difficulties in accessing bloc-wide data on transactions
Bloc seeks coherent strategy to counter Putin’s deployment of ‘aggressive actions’
Beijing calls alliance communiqué ‘slander’ and ‘a misjudgement of the international situation’
Beijing increasingly projecting its might beyond the Pacific and into the alliance’s sphere of influence
Offer of 1bn jabs is not enough to close supply divide and stem pandemic’s spread, say critics
Disappearance of Belgian marksman has highlighted risks of extremism within military establishments
The company producing the AstraZeneca vaccine in the country is owned by the monarch and there are signs of delays in the politically-sensitive rollout
White House issues order stepping up scrutiny of Chinese apps over security concerns
US Republicans threaten to hold up a proposed global tax agreement
FBI secretly ran encrypted communications platform ANOM which lured drug dealers and mafia members
Hit by a multibillion-euro lawsuit and rare side-effects, the jab that was going to save the world has an uncertain outlook
Russian aviation authorities fail to approve Air France and Austrian Airlines’ routes avoiding Belarus airspace
Brussels wants penalty of €10 a dose a day if pharma company does not supply more, lawyer tells court
Brussels under pressure to announce penalties after Minsk forced down Ryanair flight
Lukashenko signs laws giving authorities power to block media outlets and suspend telecoms networks
Diversion of plane from Athens to Vilnius by Lukashenko labelled ‘act of state terrorism’
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