European and American leaders talked of a “NATO 3.0” but something has changed in the relationship.

President teases upcoming speech on how French nuclear weapons can contribute to Europe’s security.

The British leader’s allies believe his clout on the world stage can shore him up — but his own side will take some convincing.

The Heritage Foundation identified European groups for U.S. backing.

Summit in Belgian castle sees governments acknowledge Europe urgently needs to change the way it functions if it’s not going to be left behind.

U.S. Undersecretary of Defense Elbridge Colby wants a new version of NATO where allies pay more and take greater responsibility for defending Europe.

If member countries take the initiative in certain areas, it would make the EU more agile and less bureaucratic, Ebba Busch says.

The United States’ eroding reputation is raising fresh questions about the stability of the global order that has held for decades, and of the country’s strength on the world stage.

The alliance’s Arctic Sentry is mostly a rebranding exercise aimed at appeasing the U.S. president — in response to a largely exaggerated threat.

Ahead of a key leaders summit, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson tells POLITICO it would be a “bad idea” if EU countries limit themselves to trading with each other. 

Canada’s muscular anti-Trump foreign policy debuts in Greenland.

The renewed drive to reduce reliance on Washington is bringing up familiar disagreements ahead of an EU leaders’ summit on Thursday.

Changes worked into the Parliament’s position set the stage for difficult talks with EU capitals on steel and on the duration of tariff concessions.

President Trump has backed off his threats toward Denmark’s territorial sovereignty, but he and aides have continued to irritate much of Europe.

The French president told six European news outlets that he wants Europe to raise joint debt, but getting allies on board will be tricky.

“Our public also has a pride, a European pride,” foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told an interviewer.

EU leaders are set this week to discuss how to better link up their economies to weather growing geopolitical uncertainty.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anand insists Nuuk is a long-term Arctic play — with Anchorage up next.

It looks like Paris will face off against Berlin and Rome at an upcoming EU leaders’ summit.

Nuuk residents say they just want a normal life back after Trump’s threats. “It’s not good for us, and it’s not good for our land. It could be some bad things,” said Mayor Avaaraq Olsen. “Like Ukraine.”

Beating the Americans will feel even sweeter for the U.S.’s top allies.

The U.S. president’s revised position allows a key Starmer foreign policy priority to move forward.

European nations wanting “insurance” against Russia are looking to France and Britain to share their nuclear deterrents.

The Danish territory is vulnerable to the power wielded by the U.S. administration online.