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Merz’s comments come at a time of increased friction between Berlin and Paris over a program to build next-generation jets.

Even for an administration with a knack for moving fast and breaking things, Elbridge Colby’s moves at the Pentagon have caused frustration and friction.

The president said Putin has thrown a lot of “bullshit” at the United States.

High-level meetings between American and Ukrainian officials this week could unfurl some of the weapons shipments paused by the Trump administration.

The push has been driven by France and the U.K. to provide security guarantees to Ukraine.

The Labour government has been nothing if not eventful.

Mette Frederiksen calls for greater pressure on Russia at a time when the U.S. is pulling back.

European capitals are pulling in different directions ahead of a decisive round of trade talks in Washington. 

If convicted, he faces between three months and three years in prison.

Watered down social security reforms dominated grilling of the PM — as he wouldn’t clarify if Rachel Reeves’ position as chancellor was secure.

The spending could supercharge Europe’s capital markets unlocking innovation and boosting growth, he said.

Under the pact, any strategic threat to one country would represent a threat to the other.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) said it was hit by a “sophisticated and targeted” cyberattack as NATO leaders gathered in The Hague for a summit last week. …

“If you can’t provide a nuclear deterrent, you become a pawn in world politics,” said Jens Spahn, the conservatives’ parliamentary group leader.

Meloni’s deputy prime ministers are keen to class the bridge as a NATO-related project. But does it really mesh with Europe’s military goals?

The president is pressing foreign leaders on everything from military budgets to antitrust laws — all under the banner of trade.

Trump officials are trying to prove the airstrikes in Iran were every bit as flawless as the president first claimed.

Donald Trump’s claims on the island nation could derail Copenhagen’s EU Council presidency at any time.

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But even that could prove an uphill struggle, Gitanas Nausėda said in an interview with POLITICO.

National leaders now need to find the money and buy weapons to deter Russia while facing a potential reduction of U.S. troops on the continent.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard joined the chorus of administration officials batting away an early intel assessment that U.S. strikes had limited impact.