Cold War

America has protected Europe with is nuclear umbrella for more than 70 years. In the era of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, the continent is quietly debating a different nuclear future.

In the first of his two addresses in France, Biden makes the case for international alliances.

Forty years after “the boys of Pointe du Hoc,” another president seeks a similar breakthrough.

Poland supports allowing Ukraine to use Western weapons for attacks on Russian soil, Radosław Sikorski tells the Guardian.

Xi Jinping handed Emmanuel Macron some wins during his state visit, but offered few meaningful concessions on trade and Ukraine

Xi Jinping called for a global truce, despite Russia showing no signs of halting its offensive against Ukraine.

U.K. pledge to hike defense spending is designed to keep U.S. on side.

The Kremlin may have been trying to undermine the ICJ’s authority by making it a venue for specious legal arguments, say authorities.

The hidden history of the Cold War adoption complex.

Zelenskyy’s powerful chief of staff tells POLITICO Republicans must step up as Russia is likely to make a big push on Kharkiv in May or June.

“Not true,” sighed Estonian prime minister.

Rep. Tim Walberg said he really wasn’t advocating using nuclear weapons.

The ruling coalition is openly fighting over aid to Ukraine, making Berlin an easy target for Russian influence operations.

Andrzej Duda and Donald Tusk are coming to the White House in an “absolutely unique sign of political unity.”

The German chancellor is driven by a deep-seated fear of Russia and a desire to be seen as a “peace chancellor.”

The European Commission presented a far-reaching defense industrial strategy and a €1.5B subsidy program.

Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu said it’s a bid to “intimidate” France.