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Turkey and Hungary are preparing for a Trump presidency and charting their own course in the alliance.

The vessel under flag of Cameroon is suspected of visiting Sevastopol in November 2023 and May of this year.

Political turmoil on the Continent is reshuffling power players going to the NATO gathering.

Ankara is friends with Russia, supplies weapons to Ukraine, and is wary of the EU playing a greater role in defense.

Merih Demiral’s goal celebration using a controversial wolf’s head symbol sparked a diplomatic dispute.

Diplomatic clash between Germany and Turkey is heating up.

“Symbols of Turkish right-wing extremists have no place in our stadiums,” a German minister said.

Trump advisers envision a ‘radical reorientation’ in which Washington takes a back seat to Europe — and cuts a deal with Putin over Ukraine.

Ukrainian military intelligence has been using the satellite to target Russian troops, weapons and logistics.

Beijing’s hold on the coveted resources has long been seen as a threat to Western clean power and tech supply chains.

Brussels has made similar deals with Tunisia, Mauritania and Turkey to curb irregular migration into the EU.

Transport Minister Volker Wissing calls duties a “destructive approach” on third visit by a government leader in recent weeks.

As many as 650 people may have died in the June 2023 disaster.

Quietly and without much fanfare, Viktor Orbán’s government is allowing more and more guest workers into the country.

China’s Wang Wentao and EU’s Valdis Dombrovskis agreed to launch the consultations in a video call on Saturday.

Paris, meanwhile, believes that providing weapons to Armenia reduces the likelihood of further attacks from Azerbaijan.

“European allies and Canada are really stepping up,” Jens Stoltenberg tells U.S. President Biden.

In Telegraph interview, NATO secretary-general also raises alarm about China’s burgeoning nuclear program.

Ukraine will not talk to Moscow directly, but hopes Putin’s friends will help to push him toward peace.

Ukrainian president unleashes on Beijing, saying it’s helping Moscow threaten countries with higher food and fuel prices to convince them not to attend June 15-16 meeting.