EU turns to Canada and Britain to plug Ukraine’s funding gap
Brussels wants Ottawa and London to put up more money for Kyiv next year, with ambassadors preparing the ground on October 22.
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Brussels wants Ottawa and London to put up more money for Kyiv next year, with ambassadors preparing the ground on October 22.
Prosecutors believe photographs of the company's North Jutland site were intended for a Russian intelligence service.
Defence secretary Wes Streeting described the Houthi campaign against Saudi Arabia as “absolutely despicable and dangerous for the region”.
The US Vice-President also tied the riots in France to immigration and declined to follow Donald Trump in backing Benjamin Netanyahu.
The US President has again questioned Volodymyr Zelensky's standing, nine days after urging Ukraine to find a new leader, while signalling he would sit down with…
The US President defended his waiver of new sanctions on Moscow as European governments moved in the opposite direction.
Canada has lost four soldiers and seen 39 injured in a grass fire at its main army training centre, as Ottawa builds up the NATO brigade it leads on Europe's eastern…
Trump’s comments come months after the New START treaty expired on February 5, 2026.
Leaders put their regret at Washington's sanctions waiver in writing, though Kyiv leaves Brussels without fresh funding decisions.
Analysts note that the engagement appears to have been a proximity detonation rather than a direct hit, and that the pilot manoeuvred and deployed flares.
NATO has offered more surveillance and counter-drone capability, though Sofia and Bucharest are pressing for a joint regional command and a halt to strikes on civilian…
The US President has turned on his Ukrainian counterpart days after agreeing to buy Russian diesel, deepening the rift between Washington and Kyiv.
Sofia has summoned Moscow's ambassador and will open a terrorism investigation once a damaged cargo ship is towed into port.
Bucharest has offered to host the structure on its own coast from 2028 as drones, mines and sunken ships draw the Ukraine war into allied waters.
The letter was sent and led by Democratic senator Richard Blumenthal and signed by six Republicans and six Democrats.
The Prime Minister confirmed the naval incursions 74 days after they began, though none of the intelligence reports his government declassified in September mentioned…
Washington's national day greeting to Madrid restates its demands on borders and military spending less than seven weeks before Spain's general election.
Sofia has turned to Brussels and the alliance after its own investigators failed to recover any drone wreckage from the attack on two merchant vessels inside its…
The US President has played down reports that Moscow broke the "energy ceasefire" he declared a day earlier, while the EU has adopted the largest single expansion…
Neither Moscow nor Kyiv has confirmed any agreement, and Russian drones hit Ukrainian power plants hours after the announcement, while European buyers remain shut…
The US president said Ukraine needed a leader able to make a deal, drawing applause from Moscow and a reminder from Kyiv that only Ukrainians choose their head of…
That resolution authorised a force of up to 15,000 personnel. At its peak, the mission deployed more than 10,000 peacekeepers.
Joint staff work over several years had clarified what a future main battle tank should look like, he said, and that effort “wasn’t a waste of time”.
Teddy Young, 24, faces two counts under the National Security Act after an investigation by counter-terrorism detectives in London.
The US President told a Texas rally his administration would never allow such a strike, two days after the same remarks drew condemnation from California's Democrat…
Sofia says the strike inside its Black Sea economic zone does not trigger NATO consultations, as Brussels offers solidarity but no protection for merchant shipping.
Karaganov tied the argument to President Vladimir Putin's remarks at the Valdai forum on October 1.
The British Government has insisted the Gloucestershire base is secure, though American officials have given competing accounts of why the B-1s left.
The Prime Minister said that since Kosiniak-Kamysz's meeting was confidential he could not reveal what had been discussed.
Vilnius has offered to pay for a permanent American presence, while Warsaw is still waiting for Washington to name the site of its own base.
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