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What Europe learned from the Greenland crisisEurope learned a vital lesson at Davos: defending sovereignty and territorial integrity collectively is crucial against aggressive great po...- Trump's European threats could make it harder for future US leaders to repair tiesDonald Trump's actions have fractured decades-old alliances with Europe. His threats and demands have left nations charting independent cou...
- Trump's European threats could cause lasting damage to US standing in the worldJoe Biden's promise of "America is back" has been challenged by Donald Trump's presidency, which has strained long-standing alliances with ...
- In their words: Trump Greenland threats trigger warnings, profanities at forumLeaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos voiced strong concerns over global trade and President Trump's actions. French President Emman...
- Europe's leaders stand firm in Davos as CEOs warn on emotionsEuropean leaders in Davos are seeking a united front against Donald Trump's "global gambit," with calls to resist "the law of the strongest...
- Belgium seeks protection from Russian retaliation as EU leaders weigh a massive loan for UkraineAt a summit in Brussels with exceptionally high stakes for both the EU and Ukraine, the 27-nation bloc’s leaders are set to decide on wheth...
- Russia's frozen assets at centre of negotiations over Ukraine peace dealEurope is considering seizing billions in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine's support. This move aims to maintain pressure on Russia an...
- Belgian national strike disrupts flights and public transportBelgium's third day of national strike caused widespread disruption. Most flights at Brussels Airport were cancelled. Public transport face...
- Ukraine's cash is running low, and Europe has no good Plan BEuropean Union leaders are grappling with a critical funding plan for Ukraine. A proposal to use frozen Russian assets for a loan faces hur...
- How the EU wants to use Russian assets to fund UkraineEuropean Union leaders are cautiously moving towards a plan to use frozen Russian assets for a significant loan to Ukraine. This move aims ...
- EU vows financial backing for Kyiv, holds off on frozen assets planEU leaders agreed to address Ukraine's pressing financial needs for the next two years but deferred a decision on using frozen Russian asse...
- Belgium warns EU partners to share its risk if they want to use frozen Russian assets to aid UkraineBelgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever is urging European Union partners to share the risk of using billions in frozen Russian assets. Thes...
- Belgium tightens family reunification visa rulesBelgium has tightened family reunification visa rules, raising income requirements and the minimum age for partners to 21. These changes, p...
- Schengen limits tighten as Belgium introduces border checks to curb migrationBelgium is set to implement border checks this summer, targeting key entry points to combat illegal migration and deter asylum seekers reje...
- The world leaders set to attend Pope Francis's funeralWorld leaders are converging in Rome this Saturday for Pope Francis's funeral, drawing a massive crowd to St. Peter's Square. Dignitaries f...
- $300 billion question: What to do with Russia's frozen central bank money?European nations are considering seizing $300 billion in frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine amid concerns about the move violating in...
- Zelenskyy hails EU support: "We're not alone" in fight against RussiaUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked European leaders during a summit in Brussels for their support in Ukraine's fight against R...
- Dreams broken but World Cup united BelgiansThe prime minister of Flanders, Geert Bourgeois, took pains to suggest Flemish and Belgium pride could co-exist: "That's our DNA and gives ...
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