EU's Kallas warns against Ukraine talks giving in to Russian aggression
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Thursday that interactions between the United States and Russia showed Moscow had not given up its territorial goals in Ukraine, and that appeasing it would send a dangerous signal.
European leaders are racing to develop strategies for the defense of Ukraine—and the region—after U.S. President Donald Trump doubled down on criticism of Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told CNBC at the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference that a Russia-Ukraine peace ...
The European Commission wants to revamp the next EU budget to help firms be more competitive, give more clout to EU foreign ...
Europeans have been receiving mixed messages on Ukraine from the Trump administration all week. Ukraine’s defenders say ...
What is certain is that Germany must focus on ensuring its own effective defenses, preferably in close cooperation with other ...
European leaders scrambled to coordinate a response as Pres. Donald Trump advanced negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.
The transition to a ruthless imperialist foreign policy and authoritarian methods of rule that characterise Trump’s first ...
"They're going to be writing about this weekend in the history books," Bill Browder, a prominent critic of Russian President ...
"What he decides to allow or not allow is at the purview of the leader of the free world, President Trump," said Hegseth.
If Europe is left out of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, a deal wouldn't work, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas ...
BRUSSELS—Europe is struggling to respond to a stunning about-face in U.S. foreign policy and President Trump’s broadsides ...
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