Europe in Focus
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said her government is preparing two legislative proposals that would ban face coverings in Italian schools and limit the number of foreign students in classrooms
Leaders of France’s far-right National Rally issued a restrained condemnation of some Russian actions on Saturday, in a rare public statement that also warned against letting geopolitical tensions be
Germany’s chief of defense, General Carsten Breuer, will take over as chair of NATO’s highest military authority after a majority of the alliance’s top generals backed him in a secret vote on Saturday
NATO says it is prepared to respond to a possible Russian escalation on Europe’s eastern flank, the alliance’s top general Adm. Giuseppe Cavo Dragone said Saturday, amid heightened warnings from Europ
A large plume of black smoke was seen near Riyadh’s main airport on Saturday after the city’s first overnight air-raid alert, amid a sharp escalation between Saudi Arabia and Yemen’s Iran-backed Houth
BRUSSELS — NATO’s top commanders meet Saturday for a discreet vote that will shape how the alliance readies itself amid mounting tensions in Europe and the persistent transatlantic shuffle over who sh
Sensitive F-35 technology was diverted to Hong Kong this summer, touching off an inquiry on Capitol Hill and exposing how fragile and opaque the U.S. weapons supply chain can be — a problem that risks
President Donald Trump said Friday that the U.S. has reached an agreement for “permanent control over security” for Greenland that would enable a broad expansion of the American military presence on t
BRUSSELS — European officials are voicing mounting concern that Russia might carry out drone or missile strikes near NATO territory as Moscow intensifies a broad hybrid campaign across the continent.
President Donald Trump again resorted to threats, saying he might retaliate with “serious tariffs” if the European Union were to grant Canada any form of associate status that he judged harmful to U.S
