Military

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.

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

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.

Satellite infrastructure in southwestern Germany is used in American strikes.

Asked whether he was done with Vladimir Putin, the American president said: “I’m disappointed in him, but I’m not done with him.”

Privately pessimistic about the war, the president argues his new alignment with NATO allies isn’t a departure from “America First.”

The incident was reported to U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office.

“I am very disappointed with President Putin,” Trump said ahead of meeting with NATO chief Mark Rutte.

Rome and Athens have identified Turkish and Russian involvement in a growing security threat from North Africa.

The French president says the country will spend €64 billion on its military in 2027 in the current “age of predators.”

The bloc’s top diplomats are set to consider downgrading ties with Israel at a meeting on Tuesday.

The administration’s first military assistance to Ukraine would come after a controversial halt in weapons to Kyiv.

Europe’s mission to tackle migration flows from North Africa became a fiasco in a row over a photo opportunity.

Moscow is a “lasting threat,” says top French general.

“We’re sending weapons to NATO, and NATO is paying for those weapons,” U.S. president says.

Ursula von der Leyen survived a motion of censure — but not without sustaining damage. In Strasbourg, tensions within her pro-European coalition burst into the open, with …

The proposed measures come as the bloc faces growing pressure to take action.

Report by Britain’s intelligence watchdog urges government to get serious about Iran-backed attacks on dissidents and critics of the state.

It comes as France, Germany and Spain fail to reach agreement over European-made aircraft.

Merz also urged the U.S. to provide Ukraine with additional Patriot missile defense systems to protect against Russia’s escalating bombardments.

The Pentagon had ordered a halt to shipments of some military aid over fears that U.S. weapons stockpiles were running low.

As the president’s traditional support wanes, he is seeking a risky deal with the Kurds to buy a political lifeline. But is there too much mutual mistrust for a deal?