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Macron says Trump tariff suspension is ‘fragile’

Can Britain live without American intelligence?

France’s Bayrou accuses Trump of ‘interference’ with Le Pen rant

Jaguar Land Rover suspends shipments to US after Trump tariffs

Battle over EU green rules shakes von der Leyen’s fragile centrist coalition
Internal document reveals how Europe’s most powerful party keeps lawmakers in line
Loyalty to the political family earns MEPs rewards and influence.
Netanyahu to travel to Hungary despite ICC arrest warrant
The Israeli prime minister is the target of an arrest warrant charging him with war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip.
Trump doesn’t rule out military intervention in Greenland — again
U.S. president’s comments come on the heels of diplomatic tensions between Copenhagen and Washington.
Kaja Kallas is ‘acting like a prime minister,’ critics of EU’s top diplomat say
The bloc’s foreign policy chief has faced a barrage of criticism in her first months, from coming out too aggressively against Russia to challenging U.S. President Donald Trump.
Trump envoy claims Ukraine ‘agreed’ to hold presidential elections
In interview with Tucker Carlson, Steve Witkoff also says it is “largely accepted” that NATO membership for Ukraine is not an option.
Dirty games in Brussels and war games in Europe
A lobbying frenzy, secret perks, and now police raids. Huawei’s cozy ties in Brussels have exploded into a full-blown corruption scandal. As the European Parliament tries to …
Majority of Europeans see Trump as an enemy, survey shows
4 in 10 Europeans also say the US president “acts like a dictator.”
Macron to Europe: Stop buying American, buy European
“Those who buy Patriot should be offered the new-generation Franco-Italian SAMP/T. Those who buy the F-35, should be offered the Rafale,” French president says.
Trump’s move to silence pro-democracy media sparks outrage
Voice of America and Radio Free Europe among outlets forced to make cuts as U.S. seeks to curtail funding.
Brussels is ‘honored’ Canadians want to join the EU — but says it won’t happen
EU says it is flattered by poll results, but calls on Canada to fight Trump tariffs hand in hand.
Von der Leyen insists US still EU ‘ally’ despite Ukraine aid cutoff
Europe is sticking with Washington despite more “transactional” relations, European Commission chief says.
Musk accuses Zelenskyy of pushing ‘forever war’ with Russia
“This is evil,” the tech billionaire said, mounting a fresh attack on the Ukrainian leader.
Macron: EU needs ‘hundreds of billions’ in defense spending as US pivots away
French president’s urging comes ahead of Thursday’s special EU summit focused on defense, as Trump signals a friendlier approach to Moscow and disengagement from Europe.
Russia celebrates US foreign policy that now ‘coincides’ with Moscow’s worldview
Moscow hopes to take advantage of a growing rift between the U.S. and Ukraine, and Europe more broadly.
Sharing France’s nuclear umbrella? No way, says Le Pen
Macron’s main opponent is ready to fight plans to pool European resources to make up for the looming loss of the U.S. military protection.
Can Germany’s next chancellor help Europe deal with Trump?
Germany has voted, and Friedrich Merz is now the chancellor-in-waiting. But can he rise to the occasion? With Donald Trump signaling a retreat from Europe and cozying …
Crisis deepens in Ireland over government’s lopsided deal with independents
Opposition leaders threaten to paralyze parliament if pro-government independents gain speaking rights and committee chairs at their expense.
Poland is ready to host US troops if Germany doesn’t want them, president says
“I am interested in transferring all the cooperation that Germany has with the United States to Poland. Very willingly,” Polish president said.
Hungary demands to see all European Commission contracts with NGOs
The request follows claims the EU executive was paying nonprofits to lobby on its behalf.
Germany’s Merz vows ‘independence’ from Trump’s America, warning NATO may soon be dead
Election winner likens the Trump administration to Putin’s Russia as he bids to take Europe in a new direction.
Will Germany’s far-right AfD break through the firewall and take power?
With international politics in flux, three leading historians give their views on the most consequential election in a generation for Europe’s most powerful country.
Trump baselessly slams Starmer, Macron for failing to help Ukraine
The French and British leaders “haven’t done anything” to end the war in Ukraine, U.S. president charges in Fox News Radio interview.