Defense

A supranational bank would sidestep the European Commission, involve the British, and allow defense-spending off the balance sheet.

There is “a real fragility” in energy infrastructure security, one expert warned.

America “is as active in NATO as ever, and some of this hysteria and hyperbole that I see … is unwarranted,” says Donald Trump’s top diplomat.

The Italian prime minister has kept her government surprisingly intact for years — but pressure is building as Donald Trump pushes Europe to pick sides.

Trump’s envoy Marco Rubio faces European NATO allies amid tension over Greenland, Ukraine and the future of the alliance.

The country is splashing the cash on its military after years of austerity.

“There are no plans to withdraw or whatever,” NATO chief said of fears the U.S. might disengage from the alliance.

Brussels is poised to retaliate after the U.S. president’s announcement, which is expected to contain double-digit American tariffs on all EU exports.

“If we start weakening our commitment, it makes it easier for warring factions around the world to use these weapons again, because it reduces the stigma,” says Norwegian foreign minister.

Ukrainian leader spells out 3 possible missions for allied nations.

The Middle East ceasefire has totally collapsed.

His selection had surprised U.S. allies because the lawyer had no significant foreign policy experience.

The SNP has long objected to Britain’s nuclear deterrent being based in Scotland. Geopolitics — and domestic politics — are changing the calculus.

EU governments have hinted that agreement on fishing is their price to give ground on Keir Starmer’s own priorities.

President Alexander Stubb also announces major ramp up of defense spending to 3 percent of GDP.

Berlin formally activates brigade in Lithuania, signaling a major shift in defense posture.

Brussels sees America’s transatlantic trade surplus in services as its Achilles’ heel.

Ukraine warned the Kremlin is preparing for a massive new military offensive.

U.S. president is set to impose tariffs on EU goods on Wednesday.

The president had earlier said he was “pissed off” with the Russian president.

The EU wants to rearm, reindustrialize and refinance as Donald Trump’s United States abandons the role of global policeman.

In NBC interview, U.S. president threatens to blacklist companies trading with Russia if the Kremlin doesn’t agree to a Ukraine ceasefire.

U.S. president’s comments come on the heels of diplomatic tensions between Copenhagen and Washington.

The two presidents discussed Ukraine and icebreakers in Florida.