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EU’s anti-coercion ‘Bazooka’ could target US trade over Greenland disputeCalls are growing louder for the European Union to deploy its powerful "anti-coercion instrument" in response to US President Donald Trump'...
Russia shows off conventional and nuclear military might in drills, raises tensions with NATORussia's military exercises near NATO borders raise concerns. These drills include nuclear-capable weapons. Poland reports drone incursions...
Hiding in the shadows: How Russia’s reviving Cold War tricks to keep its nuclear threat movingRussia’s nuclear infra is growing in the shadows. Satellite images reveal extensive construction at five sites, from Belarus to Kamchatka, ...
Ukraine fires, Russia retaliates, but diplomacy remains on the table: Where is Europe’s largest conflict of the century heading?Amid stalled ceasefire talks, Russia escalates attacks on Ukraine, prompting a shadow war with covert operations inside Russia. Europe mobi...
Ukraine and Russia agree to swap 6,000 bodies of soldiers killed in three-year warRussia and Ukraine have agreed to exchange 6,000 bodies of fallen soldiers, following recent peace talks in Turkey. Despite this agreement ...
World War III on the horizon? Why European nations are preparing for war—And what it means for the worldWorld War III: As global tensions rise, Europe is preparing for the unthinkable: war. The Middle East is once again a flashpoint, with Isra...
NATO chief dismisses Russian warnings after arms restrictions liftedNATO chief Jens Stoltenberg on Friday dismissed warnings by Russian President Vladimir Putin that allowing Ukraine to use Western weapons t...
G-7 trade chiefs slam weaponisation of economic dependenciesThe G-7 trade ministers are working to widen the network with developing nations with the aim to ensure resilient supply chain for essentia...
Why tensions have been growing along NATO's eastern border with BelarusPoland is deploying thousands of troops to its border with Belarus, calling it a deterrent move as tensions between the two neighbors ratch...
North Korea says conducted new test of solid-fuel ICBMThe ICBM, which North Korea has fired only once before, in April, flew 1,001 kilometres at a maximum altitude of 6,648 km before splashing ...
Japan, other G-7 leaders step up Russia sanctionsKishida at the online G-7 also explained Japan's support for Ukraine. That includes a new $5.5 billion in financial aid, which Kishida unve...
Russian cyber spies attack Ukraine's allies, Microsoft says"The cyber aspects of the current war extend far beyond Ukraine and reflect the unique nature of cyberspace," Microsoft president Brad Smit...
Joe Biden's China 'pivot' complicated by Russia's war in UkraineRussia's brutal invasion of Ukraine has made that vexing move even more complicated. China's government has vacillated between full embrace...
How the Russia-Ukraine war is changing EuropeHistorians are looking at the rapidly shifting present. They realise history is being made, not replayed in Ukraine. In the process, it is ...
On Putin’s strategic chessboard, a series of destabilizing movesPresident Vladimir Putin of Russia has, increasingly, put his cards on the table: He is willing to take ever-greater risks to force the Wes...
EU bank to stop funding fossil fuels in 'landmark decision'Despite gas proving a potential sticking point, the EIB's board of directors -- composed of state representatives and the European Commissi...
- Japan's nuke crisis renews fears in Europe and China
As Japan's nuclear crisis intensified on Wednesday, governments across Europe remained at odds over whether to scale back nuclear power pro...