Defense

Moscow’s airstrike on civilian targets “crosses any line of decency,” says President Trump’s envoy for Ukraine.

“The development of nuclear weapons in space is a way for Russia to improve its capabilities,” NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte tells Welt am Sonntag.

Ukraine’s supporters promised a record new round of military aid.

Actions to “subvert President Trump’s agenda will not be tolerated,” U.S. military warns.

UK chancellor’s trip comes amid intensifying discussions about re-arming fund proposed by Brussels — and push for British involvement.

The Duke of Sussex secretly arrived in the Lviv region to support military veterans and civilians with amputations.

Finance ministers gathering in Warsaw will discuss tariffs and rearmament.

Here are the politicians most likely to occupy top posts in the next government.

The coalition of the willing will start laying out potential contributions in writing.

Ukrainian authorities are interrogating 2 Chinese soldiers taken prisoner in the Donetsk region earlier this week.

Kyiv needs Western troops on the ground to deter any future Russian attack, but the U.S. is sitting this out.

Tensions are rising in the Western Balkans, Europe’s ‘other hotspot.’ Britain’s foreign affairs chief David Lammy sees the ‘long hand of Russian interference.’

Kyiv summons Chinese envoy to demand an explanation.

The U.S. says operations will continue under Polish and NATO leadership.

The surprise announcement comes as the Defense Department prepares to lay off tens of thousands of civilians.

Conservative media has targeted Navy Vice Admiral Shoshana Chatfield for comments she made about diversity.

“Knowledge is power,” minister says as Netherlands moves to counter espionage threat.

“This is desirable given the security situation in Israel, the Palestinian Territories and the broader region,” say trade and foreign ministers.

Key competitor Eutelsat won’t break Starlink’s grip on Kyiv’s wartime communications overnight.

Any American withdrawal poses dangers for the continent, Antti Häkkänen warned.

Suspicious Russian tankers keep slashing Europe’s internet and power cables. It’s not an act of war … but someday it might be.

Some insiders think it’s time for Britain to dial back the sharing of intelligence with the U.S., long one of the most critical elements of the special relationship.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said such attacks “cannot be accidental.”