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

Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirms discussions underway on a European nuclear deterrent, at speech in Munich.

Voters in leading allied states broadly support higher defense spending, but balk when faced with policy trade-offs.

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

Russian and U.S. nuclear arsenals could expand for the first time in three decades.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has been blamed for thousands of deaths, and EU countries are close to adding the group to a terror list.

It’s the latest show of force in the international arena for a White House emboldened by a successful military operation in Venezuela.

After decades of diplomatic niceties and concessions from the West, Tehran must accept the U.S. may be ready to finish the job of destroying its nuclear program.

At Camp Viking in Norway, elite British forces ready for conflict — as European leaders try to focus American minds back to their own hemisphere.

Russia’s aggression persists despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s efforts to end the war.

Moscow’s use of the hypersonic Oreshnik missile is “a grave threat” to European security, Ukraine’s foreign minister said.

“We will knock the hell” out of Iran if they rebuild their nuclear capabilities, U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday.

Paris has long worried the United States was an unreliable partner. Donald Trump is proving them right.

The National Defense Authorization Act also would repeal a pair of decades-old war authorizations and proposes an $8 billion boost to Trump’s defense budget.

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

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

Healey also provided an update on the coalition of the willing’s work to secure lasting peace once in Ukraine once the fighting is over.

The Russian president has asked for a feasibility study on resuming nuclear testing following a surprise announcement by his American counterpart.

Theo Francken wants Kremlin loudmouth Dmitry Medvedev to calm down, as duo spar over atomic arsenals.

The announcement came moments before his meeting with Xi Jinping in South Korea.

The U.S. president head off on a tour of Asia later this month.

House Republicans pointed to the staff reductions as a national security consequence of the shutdown, pressing Senate Democrats to yield and vote to reopen the government.

If the far right gains control of parliament in the EU’s second-largest country, Europe will fundamentally change.

Efforts by China and Russia to delay the renewal of the sanctions failed to garner enough support in the U.N. Security Council on Friday.