Poland’s Tusk tells European leaders to step up and spend more on defense
PARIS — Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk piled pressure on other European leaders to massively ramp up defense spending and not clash with the U.S. on Tuesday as he embarked for an emergency summit in Paris devoted to Ukraine's future and European rearmament.
Europe, US must always act together for Ukraine peace, Scholz says after emergency summit
European leaders met on Monday for emergency talks in Paris called by French President Emmanuel Macron to agree a coordinated response to a shock policy shift on the war in Ukraine by the new US administration of Donald Trump.
Britain and Sweden have become the first European nations to say they could send troops to help secure Ukraine after an end to the war there.
In a significant diplomatic move, Trump's Ukraine envoy Keith Kellogg is set to meet Polish President Andrzej Duda in Warsaw, ...
After nearly three years of war in Ukraine, protests by Polish farmers are opening up social and political fractures in a ...
Last week, top U.S. officials from the Trump administration made their first visit to Europe, leaving the impression that ...
A major EU member state is likely to reject Sir Keir Starmer's plans to send a European peacekeeping force into Ukraine ...
Support for Ukraine is decreasing within Poland as Kyiv prepares to enter the fourth year of a war started by Vladimir Putin.
The presidential candidate of Poland’s main ruling party warned that an effort by President Donald Trump to end the war in Ukraine without Ukrainian and European leaders, creating division and ...
In August, during PM Modi’s visit to Warsaw, the two countries elevated their relationship to a “Strategic Partnership”. This ...
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