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There was widespread agreement between the two leaders on supporting Ukraine — but the Tory leader challenged the PM on what he’ll actually do to bridge Europe and Washington.

“The people elected me to do the job, and I’m doing it.”

“We strongly support your right to determine your own future,” Trump tells Greenlanders — before vowing he’ll “try and get” the territory.

Diplomats are already worried pro-Russian EU governments could derail the attempt to regain the initiative from Trump ― and save Ukraine.

He levied sweeping tariffs on key trading partners Mexico, Canada and China early Tuesday morning.

The Ukrainian president said he and his team is “ready to work under President Trump’s strong leadership to get a peace that lasts.”

The British prime minister has had a shaky start at home — but is winning grudging praise for his response to Trump’s Ukraine pivot.

Reform UK leader says the U.S. president is “incredibly old fashioned” about dress codes.

Inside the months of quiet, grinding preparation that went into the British prime minister’s all-smiles first trip to the Trump White House — and why it could all still unravel.

Trump lauded Britain’s leader but gave little ground, a day ahead of his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

U.K. prime minister was “proud” of Britain’s history on freedom of speech after Vance said clampdowns affected American citizens.

Britain and France want guarantees that Washington will back up a peacekeeping force after the war.

Hungary ‘should not tolerate Pride marching’ through Budapest’s city center, top minister says.

Keir Starmer and Donald Trump will likely be all smiles during their meeting Thursday — but a frosty encounter between the two nations’ leaders isn’t unusual.

As a former member of parliament, Davies is entitled to a parliamentary pass and access to the estate for life. 

The Tory leader probed prime minister on increased military funding — but failed to land a decisive blow.

How the government responds to Saturday’s tragedy will have domestic and geopolitical ramifications.

Time is running out to disrupt Tehran’s nuclear program, the Israeli foreign minister said.

Donald Trump hinted Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy could travel to Washington to sign the deal on Friday.

Stephen Feinberg, at his confirmation hearing, signaled he’s unlikely to challenge the Pentagon’s striking shift.

The defeats show how isolated the U.S. in its push to be more conciliatory toward Russia in brokering a deal deal to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

Former British prime minister says of proposed deal: “Yes, it’s extortionate looked at one way, but so was Lend-Lease in 1941, wasn’t it?”

European leaders hope to reverse Trump’s retreat from Europe and Ukraine’s dire prospects.

With Ukraine’s privileged access to the EU market expiring soon, Kyiv pleads for clarity — while Brussels hesitates and Washington’s backing disintegrates.