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Trillions of euros, almost as many priorities — and just over two years to agree. The European Commission has unveiled its sweeping new seven-year budget proposal, and …

German chancellor suggests capability could be operational in Ukraine within weeks.

Olha Stefanishyna was Kyiv’s former point person on EU accession.

Only 38 percent of Britons trusted America to act responsibly in the world, a 15 point drop from 2024.

As the EU runs out of goods to target, it’s looking at broadening its response to Washington’s tariff punishment.

Threats by U.S. President Donald Trump to annex Greenland and a looming EU-U.S. trade war hang over Iceland’s EU membership debate.

Jonathan Reynolds plans to visit D.C. at the end of the month.

“Fundamentally flawed” and “insane” were some of the words used to describe the Commission’s possible plan.

Here’s our handy guide to who’s up — and who’s down — in Ursula von der Leyen’s initial proposal.

“There is no indication that Putin wants peace,” Baiba Braže cautioned on the sidelines of the Aspen Security Forum.

Germany’s leader will use a London visit Thursday to finalize a wide-ranging pact that goes big on security cooperation.

Israel has bombed Syria again, this time in response to attacks on members of the Druze minority in the south of the country.

“It’s all going to be the same for everyone,” the president told reporters of the U.S. duty those countries will face.

BRUSSELS — One of Europe’s largest energy companies has signed a multi-decade agreement to buy American natural gas, as U.S. President Donald Trump calls on the continent …

The controversial Gaza Humanitarian Foundation acknowledges that a deadly incident occurred near one of its sites.

Brussels is hesitating over how strongly and how quickly to push back.

The incident on Elon Musk’s social media platform comes less than a week after the billionaire’s artificial intelligence chatbot Grok posted a series of antisemitic messages.

Britain’s National Security Strategic Investment Fund has ties to MI5, MI6, and GCHQ — and now it’s getting extra cash.

“They will be very, very powerful and very bad for the countries involved,” the president warned of his secondary tariffs.

With a heavy dose of Realpolitik, Germany and other European countries got the U.S. administration to aid Ukraine without directly confronting Putin.

U.S. president has said Europe should pay for the missile systems Kyiv needs, but the bloc’s top diplomat wants to split the bill.

“It’s a dark time,” says one official at the World Health Organization.