Weapons

Trump and Netanyahu have been at odds over how and when to wind down the war in Gaza.

Most of the funds will be used to buy weapons for Kyiv.

An unprecedented exercise by Chinese and Russian bombers forced the U.S. and Canada to scramble fighter planes along the Alaskan coast.

The delegation traveling with the prime minister is circulating a list that lays out weapons systems they want greenlit.

Ukraine’s air force said three Russian Shahed kamikaze drones crossed the border.

Britain’s new Labour government is seeking deeper military ties with Germany and France.

She would likely stay tough on Russia and China, and has rebuked Israel’s handling of aid into Gaza.

Baerbock’s comments came in response to criticism from within the German government coalition.

Ukraine leader is first to address a U.K. Cabinet meeting since Bill Clinton.

Eccentric Romanian politician says she has already brought myrrh and a religious icon into the Brussels legislature.

The latest on how the would-be assassin got a gun, the Secret Service head’s regret and the startling unknowns about the shooter.

Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance champions U.S. isolationism and opposes aid for Ukraine.

Trump has said he will cut aid to Ukraine and end the Russian war “in one day.”

Kyiv is getting enough to hold but not to win against Russia, the Ukrainian president said.

Vietnam and Malaysia are the next destinations on EU envoy David O’Sullivan’s mission to stop Russia from beating EU sanctions.

Russia’s “total war” tactics are aimed at forcing local populations to press the government to capitulate, experts say.

His high-profile address served as both a political and geopolitical test for the president.

Ukrainian officials want the U.S. to let them use long-range ATACMS to hit inside Russia.

Trump or not in the White House, NATO has to embrace some hard realities to survive another five — much less 75 — years.

POLITICO looks at the policies with the best chance of making it through France’s new hung parliament.

Hungary’s Péter Magyar wants to present a contrast with Budapest’s Russia-friendly prime minister.

Poland says it will supply weapons to Ukraine as long as that doesn’t undermine its own security.

Ukraine takes credit for ‘massive’ detonation deep inside Russian territory.