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Rikard Jozwiak's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, politics, and government-related topics with a special emphasis on the European Union (EU) and its relations with neighboring countries. His articles often include expert commentary and announcements related to international relations, EU expansion, sanctions, and peace efforts in the region.
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By: Rikard Jozwiak
NATO leaders are meeting in the Turkish capital, Ankara, for the alliance’s annual summit on July 7-8 in the shadow of the Iran war and American complaints that not all European allies are pulling their weight when it comes to defense spending.
By: Rikard Jozwiak
The European Union will not impose sanctions on the head of the Russian Orthodox Church and the chief of Russia’s largest private oil company, after Bulgaria vetoed the proposal.
In this week's briefing, Rikard Jozwiak focuses on the EU enlargement “Super Tuesday” and Ukrainian civil detainees held by Russia.
By: Rikard Jozwiak
EU diplomats hoped Viktor Orban's departure would ease approval of new Russia sanctions. Instead, the bloc's latest package has been steadily stripped back as member states clashed over Russian fish, travel visas, and an oil price cap, among other issues.
By: Rikard Jozwiak
In this week's briefing, Rikard Jozwiak focuses on the Ceuta crisis and whether or not Russia had a role.
By: Rikard Jozwiak
A letter seen by RFE/RL highlights mounting concern over Russian threats to the Baltic States. Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia are boosting defenses and embracing new technology, but funding uncertainty, delayed projects, and gaps in capabilities raise questions about their readiness.
A letter seen by RFE/RL, partners of LRT English, reveals growing concern about Russian aggression in the Baltic states, speaking of a "deteriorating security environment" amid an "increased frequency of airspace violations and drone incursions".
By: Rikard Jozwiak
EU's foreign ministers gather in Ireland on September 1-2 for the traditional beginning of the autumn-term informal foreign affairs council, known in Brussels corridors as Gymnich after the German castle where the first of such meetings were held over 50 years ago.
By: Rikard Jozwiak
Is it time again to look at the possibility of using Russian frozen assets to finance Ukraine?
By: Rikard Jozwiak
The recent incident at Leipzig Airport in which Russian explosive-laden drones interrupted flights is the "new normal," said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, as she vowed to double down on support for Ukraine and more restrictive measures on Moscow.
