While EU officials gave decidedly measured responses, other European voices called the Trump administration “dangerous” and “no longer an ally.”
Von der Leyen still called the meeting with Belgian PM “very constructive” and said discussion will continue.
In a speech on Sunday, Frank-Walter Steinmeier alluded to bans on “extremist” political parties, clearly indicating the AfD without ever mentioning the party.
In an interview, the Russian foreign minister blasted Europe for pressuring Washington to forsake peace talks and join the “party of war.”
Climate minister says Carl XVI Gustaf is “not factually wrong, but I don’t share his conclusion.”
Pressed on whether Hungary might be exempted from U.S. oil sanctions on Russia, Trump said, “We’re looking at it.”
The murderer, a now 27-year-old Algerian woman illegally present in France at the time of the crime, will serve life without possibility of commutation or parole.
Zelensky praised U.S. momentum after Middle East ceasefire and urged help to “stop this war.”
The announcement of the planned summit will be followed by a meeting between Trump and Zelensky on Friday.
An organization comprising a majority of Anglicans worldwide says “Canterbury has relinquished its authority to lead” with the appointment of Sarah Mullally.
Without the support of the 190 lawmakers from the European People’s Party, Ilaria Salis could face trial—but with a secret vote, the outcome remains uncertain.
During the celebration of 35 years since reunification, the chancellor warned Germans they’d have to make “more effort” for the country to stand up to external and internal threats.
