Security

“We’re not sure that, even if he wins, he can survive four years more,” said one official from a European NATO country.

The Labour government is seeking a ‘reset’ of the U.K.’s relationship with Europe.

In 2016, no one in the world was ready for President Trump. America’s NATO allies aren’t making the same mistake this time.

A deep dive into what Keir Starmer’s government will tackle in their first 100 days and then in their first year.

While blasting progressive ideology as “poison” and “cancer,” Slovak leader honors Slavic cultural forebears, in first public outing since attack.

He will need to grapple with the war in Ukraine and the conflict in Gaza.

While Trump advisers mull pushing Ukraine to give up land for peace, the alliance chief pointed at Russia’s refusal to abide by previous cease-fire pledges.

The talks comes as negotiations had stalled over the last few months between Israel and Hamas.

European Council President Charles Michel hails a “new cycle for the U.K.”

The far-right National Rally remains Euroskeptic and suspicious of NATO despite recent toned-down rhetoric.

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.

As Emmanuel Macron faces another election defeat, France’s hold over EU trade policy is about to loosen. Some EU countries sense an opportunity.

The leader “underestimated how much the public were turned off by his personality,” one party official told POLITICO.

Multiple high-profile acts of violence and the rising popularity of the far right have convinced the German chancellor to deport migrants who commit crimes.

Some foreign policy experts want Ukraine to move closer to joining the alliance, while others say it would rupture the military bloc.

“Symbols of Turkish right-wing extremists have no place in our stadiums,” a German minister said.

Move could anger some prominent Muslim figures.

Trump advisers envision a ‘radical reorientation’ in which Washington takes a back seat to Europe — and cuts a deal with Putin over Ukraine.

Germany is skeptical of common borrowing for defense; Poland wants it.

The German chancellor is also expected to announce additional support for the defense of Poland’s eastern flank as the two countries seek to mend long-strained ties.