The administration’s shifting messaging on Ukraine underscores Trump’s preference for non-traditional policy coordination.

Six months after a major inquiry into how the U.K. would meet geopolitical threats, many in the industry complain they haven’t received the certainty they need about where the British government plans to invest. 

The move is broadly backed across France’s otherwise polarized political spectrum.

“Everyone wants to push their own agenda and fly their ideological flag,” Sébastien Lecornu says.

Ursula von der Leyen says African countries should benefit from resource extraction — but Brussels has yet to deliver on that promise.

Allowing Russia to change borders by force or to veto Kyiv’s future membership in the EU are red lines, Brussels warns.

Dan Driscoll’s visit to Ukraine this week underscored his new prominence in the administration.

The proposal will be difficult for Kyiv to swallow, as it includes making serious territorial concessions to Moscow.

The Commission wanted to wrap talks with the U.K. on taking part in the SAFE program by the end of the week, but that deadline is slipping.

“Threats in the cyber domain are increasing,” says Stockholm’s civil defense minister.

Neither Russia nor Ukraine has publicly commented on the proposal.

Aerospace chief had called on Europe to develop an arsenal. Moscow isn’t happy.

Hard-liners on both ends of the French political spectrum hit back at what they framed as an alarmist take from the top officer.

A 28-point-plan, drafted with Russian input, is the White House’s latest push to end the fighting between Russia and Ukraine.

The EU wants London to pay between €4.5 billion and €6.5 billion to take part in SAFE, while the U.K. has offered €200 million to €300 million. 

The EU must seize Russia’s frozen assets, Maria Malmer Stenergard believes, because any other solution would be unfair to Ukraine’s biggest backers.

Europe must prepare for a “generational” war with Russia, Swedish Chief of Defense Michael Claesson told POLITICO.

European aerospace heavyweight warns that the continent must have a stronger deterrent against Russia’s massive arsenal.

John Healey said Yantar’s actions were “deeply dangerous” and military options were ready if the vessel changed course.

The cross-party Defence Committee says Europe will be “left vulnerable” if the U.S. backs away.

Time and speed are more critical than ever when it comes to modernizing defense. Improving these starts with building the right frameworks.

The two NATO countries rushed to secure their territory amid the Kremlin’s latest assault on Ukraine.

The announcement came hours after the Saudi crown prince announced he would increase his investments in the U.S. to nearly $1 trillion.

It’s the highest-level visit by the Trump administration to the war-torn country since Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent traveled to Kyiv in February.