Trump’s bid to buy Greenland is partly based on security concerns about Chinese and Russian access to the Arctic.
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Trump’s incoming administration could create certain risks for Germany, including putting more pressure on its weak economy.
Messages emerging from Moscow and Brussels are that nothing short of victory will do. But a new Trump administration could change all this.
Russia went to war with the west, but it didn’t really notice until recently.
Recent messages coming out of Moscow have been tough, but the Russian president may be hoping to use rhetoric to encourage disunity within Nato.
The Russian media is obsessed with western reactions to Putin’s nuclear rhetoric.
Putin says his new long-range missile could hit targets with the force of a meteorite.
‘Hybrid warfare’ is flourishing on and beneath the waves.
Poland is enjoying strong growth and has massively increased its military spending. It aims to play a greater role within the European Union.
Călin Georgescu tops the ballot after the first round of voting amid fears of vote interference.
A close look at the nuts and bolts of the deal show that it could easily be disrupted.
Donald Trump’s personality-led politics means it is hard to predict what he’ll do next.
The election of Donald Trump as US president puts the UK in a tricky position on many global issues. But even beyond concerns about Nato’s stability or the special relationship, the UK has serious internal…
Donald Trump’s election victory could have serious implications for Ukraine’s future.
New secretary of state nominee Marco Rubio might have a difference of opinion with Donald Trump over Nato.
Trump’s victory has focused minds on how the US and Europe might now look to settle the situation in Ukraine.
Donald Trump has vowed to bring peace to Ukraine. But talk of a ‘deal’ has led to questions over Trump’s commitment to Kyiv.
The global implications of a confident and unfettered Trump 2.0 will depend very much on what foreign policy path he charts and whom he decides to appoint to key positions.
People around the world tuned in to watch the results of the US election.
Trump is bad news for Europe, but by proactively ‘Trump-proofing’ some key areas, leaders can mitigate his impact.
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