Europeans to respond to US at security conference as Trump administration upends norms
European leaders trying to make sense of a tough new line from Washington on issues including democracy and Ukraine’s future are set to express their reactions as the Munich Security Conference enters a second day.
Vance attack on Europe overshadows Ukraine talks at security conference
U.S. Vice President JD Vance accused European leaders on Friday of censoring free speech and failing to control immigration, drawing a sharp rebuke from Germany's defence minister and overshadowing discussions on the war in Ukraine.
Europe, Russia and Zelenskiy
Europe will need to make tough choices and sacrifices in order to deal with the threats facing it and to ensure its security, ...
The UK and EU must work together and "do more" to "share the burden" of security across Europe, two senior ministers have ...
JD Vance has sparked a furious backlash for delivering an anti-immigration speech at the Munich Security Conference in which ...
Two top European leaders stiffened their spines Saturday over unsettling new policies from Washington under President Donald ...
Vice President JD Vance criticized America's European allies for allowing mass migration, eroding free speech, ignoring religious freedom, and overturning elections in the name of "defending democracy ...
The Munich Security Conference (MSC), held every February in Bavaria’s capital, remains the world’s foremost platform for ...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky questioned Friday the credibility of peace efforts by the Trump administration to end ...
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