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Justin Trudeau separates from wife, Sophie
Germany learns to be a team player
Europe targets Belarus with war sanctions plan
EU has no easy options to help Ukraine shift its grain
Grain dance: What Poland wants in return for its solidarity with Ukraine
Allies’ ‘main effort’ for Ukraine shifting from donating weapons to fixing them
EU set to approve military sanctions against Belarus
The package is expected to include restrictions on battlefield equipment, including aviation parts, diplomats said.
Erdoğan: The master haggler of world politics
At the NATO summit, Turkey’s president vexed partners and foes alike, twisting diplomatic negotiations to his own advantage.
Taiwan seeks Europe’s help to protect digital infrastructure against Chinese threat
Taiwanese officials are feeling out partnerships in areas such as cybersecurity and satellite internet.
Biden declares victory over Putin as he tries to galvanize allies at home and abroad
The president wrapped up his European trip in Helsinki in stark contrast to Trump’s summit there with Putin five years ago.
NATO summit wrap-up and the EU’s battle over biodiversity
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Is Turkey now joining the EU? No, but the EU is engaging
Turkey’s attempt to trade Sweden’s NATO bid for EU membership has no chance. But EU leaders are warming again to working with Turkey.
Vilnius cheers on Ukraine at NATO summit: ‘They’re fighting for our freedom’
POLITICO spoke to Lithuanians who welcomed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to their capital.
Ukraine must show ‘gratitude’ to the West to keep support, UK defense minister warns
Ben Wallace cautioned that Kyiv should rein in its disappointment over NATO’s language on joining the alliance.
Germany will adopt China strategy to reduce reliance on Beijing
Berlin wants to send signal ‘that we are not naive,’ says Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock.
UK resists pressure to station troops permanently in Estonia
Rishi Sunak says only that his government has a ‘long track record’ of supporting Estonia.
Rishi Sunak says misconduct claims against BBC host are ‘shocking’ and ‘concerning’
UK prime minister weighs in as publicly funded broadcaster faces mounting scrutiny.
Sunak tells Biden UK will stand by cluster bomb ban amid Ukraine tensions
The pair met for 40 minutes in Downing Street Monday.
Erdoğan: Let Turkey into EU if you want Sweden to join NATO
Ukraine could also become a member of the military alliance after the war with Russia ends, Turkish leader adds.
Joe Biden and Charles III to bond over tea and eco-activism at Windsor Castle
The US president is visiting the UK ahead of this week’s NATO summit.
Sweden still not ready for NATO, Erdoğan tells Biden
This leaders also discussed the sale of US F-16 fighter jets to Turkey in phone call ahead of NATO summit this week.
Western powers race to finish security pledges for Ukraine
The US, Britain, France and Germany are hoping to unveil a framework others can join at a NATO summit this week.
NATO skirts final call on Ukraine membership, leaving unity-testing fight for later
NATO will make an intermediate gesture to Kyiv at a summit this week. But the real test will be when the shooting stops and NATO must decide: Is Ukraine in or out?
Macron blocks NATO outpost in Japan amid Chinese complaints
Divisions open up over NATO’s Asian outreach ahead of leaders’ summit in Vilnius.
Only one-third of NATO allies set to reach spending target, new data shows
The figure is higher than 2022, however, and spending in Europe and Canada jumped 8.3 percent.
China’s threat on mineral exports knocks EU off balance
European Union freezes as officials try to come to grips with Beijing’s export curbs on two key minerals.
Lithuania defies China over Taiwan ties in new Asia strategy
Beijing’s ‘ever-intensifying autocratic control methods’ warrant attention, Vilnius says, ahead of NATO summit.
Britain and EU agree draft Horizon deal
Rishi Sunak and Ursula von der Leyen will meet next week to finalize science funding agreement as UK set to re-join.
Romania demands Germany ‘permanently’ send over troops
Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu tells German Chancellor Olaf Scholz that decision should be taken ‘as soon as possible.’