‘No real choices left’: Elections show Russia rallying behind stability and security
Russia is holding its first parliamentary elections this weekend since the start of the 2022 conflict in Ukraine — a vote in which authorities say stability and national security are the priorities, w
European leaders sound alarm over a growing threat from Putin — perhaps prematurely
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.
EU says talk of Australia becoming an associate member is 'pure speculation'
BRUSSELS ― The European Commission played down talk that its new “associate membership” idea will be extended beyond Canada, saying Brussels wants to sort out details with Ottawa before entertaining o
Trump warns he could slap ‘serious tariffs’ on Europe if Canada becomes an EU associate
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
What von der Leyen’s words reveal about the mood in the EU: anxious, divided and fixated on Ukraine
Europe is at a “tipping point,” Ursula von der Leyen declared.
British MPs demand probe into true cost of Trump-era US drug deal
LONDON — British MPs have urged the U.K.’s spending watchdog to investigate what the U.K.-U.S. drug-pricing deal will actually cost taxpayers, after the government refused to publish full figures.
JD Vance: US must not be subservient to Israel on Middle East policy
U.S. Vice President JD Vance said Washington cannot allow its Middle East policy to be “subservient to the State of Israel,” in a blunt assertion about a key regional ally from one of the Trump admini