Category: 3. Europe

The commission is proposing to loosen EU spending rules to allow governments to boost their military. According to von der Leyen, allowing countries to increase defense spending equivalent to 1.5 percent of gross domestic product over four…

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled an unprecedented $840 billion plan to increase EU defense spending…

European Best Destinations asked more than 1.2 million travelers from 139 countries to vote for their favorite destinations, selecting…

BELFAST — As allies brace for the US to cut military funding for Ukraine, the European Union announced today a new €800 billion…

Europeans were barely getting their head around spending NATO’s official target of 2 percent of their GDP toward defense when U.S. President Donald Trump upped his ask to 5 percent. That caused some panic, but it was also easy to dismiss…

Following a dramatic meeting in the White House, U.S. military support for Ukraine is perilously uncertain. Sustaining Ukraine in this war, and afterwards, is a responsibility that Europe will have to shoulder sooner rather than later….

In European capitals, pressing questions about security are emerging on at least three fronts simultaneously since the dramatic rupture last Friday between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy: how to supply…

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