In a social media post, Trump accused Zelenskyy of profiting from the US “gravy train” and avoiding wartime elections.

In other words, Trump’s America adopts, wholesale, Putin’s explanation for his actions, right down to his mocking accusations against the man who, against enormous odds, led his country’s defence.

Europe and Ukraine are learning how little the U.S. cares, as the new president aligns himself with their greatest enemy.

The new German government will have to shift its foreign policy focus: away from the US and towards its own defense.

Throughout the Cold War, and then again after the invasion of Ukraine, the United States stood as a bulwark against Moscow's ambitions. That is changing under President Donald Trump.

General Sir Richard Shirreff, a former NATO deputy supreme commander, told BBC that U.S. President Trump's plans for Ukraine ...

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda has called on European states to take immediate action to support Ukraine and strengthen ...

Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, head of the NATO Military Committee, emphasized in an interview with the Italian newspaper La Repubblica that the United States must support any potential peacekeeping ...

SMARDAN, Romania (AP) — NATO members continued their largest combat exercises of 2025 on Wednesday, testing their ability to ...

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — The Danish government on Wednesday announced plans to bolster its military by setting up a $7 billion ...

Funding the military to fight wars means the end of welfare state policies in Britain and a relentless offensive on workers’ ...