The prospect of a second US presidency for Donald Trump, and what that means for the defense of Ukraine against Russian aggression is hanging over a major gathering of European leaders on the other side of the Atlantic.
Trump — who’s been at best lukewarm in his commitment to European defense — leads US President Joe Biden in polling ahead of November’s US election, and did little to allay European concerns by naming JD Vance as his running mate. Vance told Bloomberg earlier this week that while Russia’s war in Ukraine is “tragic,” the US “doesn’t have the interest to respond to every tragedy that exists in the world.”
The US state department is preparing to shut down a number of consulates that are mainly in western Europe in the coming months and looking to reduce its workfo
BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union leaders on Thursday committed to working together to bolster the continent's defenses and to free up hu
(L-R) EU Council President Antonio Costa, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen arrive for a s
After US vice-president JD Vance’s speech in Munich last month, most European leaders came to the conclusion that our world has fundamentally changed. The Pax