Transatlantic relations

Britain and France step in to heal Trump-Zelenskyy rift while Italy’s Meloni says she’s willing to be a bridge-builder.

British prime minister says lasting peace in Ukraine needs European security guarantees and a U.S. backstop.

With U.S. support in doubt, German foreign minister warns that Europe must lead on Ukraine or risk losing its security.

Ukrainian president lands in the U.K. for summit with European leaders, seeking to reaffirm alliances after tense confrontation with the U.S. president.

Hollande didn’t fault his successor Macron’s attempts to woo Trump but expressed skepticism at the tactic’s efficiency.

Incoming German leader will hold high-stakes talks with French president as Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump hover over Europe.

The U.K. prime minister heads to Washington on Wednesday having put his money where his mouth is on boosting the military budget. Will it be enough to keep the president on side? 

As Donald Trump raises questions over security, Germany’s election winner and the French leader want to safeguard the continent’s influence.

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

After winning the German election, the conservative leader must navigate a new era without Washington as a close ally.

The French and British leaders “haven’t done anything” to end the war in Ukraine, U.S. president charges in Fox News Radio interview.

Russia-friendly Robert Fico says pro-Trump MAGA movement represents “a vision that resonates urgently.”

Germany’s Merz says Britain and France may need to “share” their nuclear weapons as America can’t be relied on to defend NATO. 

Irish opposition party’s move highlights a diplomatic minefield for Ireland’s government ahead of expected White House meeting on March 17.

The U.S. vice president links continued military support to Berlin’s speech policies.

As the U.S. aligns with Russia, senior European officials wring their hands in disbelief.

Germany’s likely next chancellor wants to reboot ties with France, do a free-trade deal with Donald Trump and get tougher on China and Russia.

Keep calm and carry on? Nah — everybody panic, Edgars Rinkēvičs advises.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said the “main European countries” would meet on Monday to discuss European security.