
Moscow: Trump’s Security Strategy is “Aligned with Our Vision”
European leaders voice alarm that White House language now echoes Kremlin rhetoric, warning it could undermine NATO unity and weaken the West’s position on Ukraine.

European leaders voice alarm that White House language now echoes Kremlin rhetoric, warning it could undermine NATO unity and weaken the West’s position on Ukraine.

While EU officials gave decidedly measured responses, other European voices called the Trump administration “dangerous” and “no longer an ally.”

The Serbian government was pressed to choose joining the EU over pursuing a path of “mixed signals.”

Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul triggers outrage after arguing Syrians cannot return home despite the civil war’s end—handing fresh political momentum to the AfD.

The chancellor’s call to send migrants back sharply contrasts with his foreign minister’s claims that Syria remains unfit for their return.

The tale of a failed asylum seeker known to the authorities committing crime has become an all too familiar occurrence.

Wadephul’s comments about asylum returns harm Syria and Germany alike.

Despite years of negotiations, only Montenegro has made significant progress, while the other candidate countries lag behind in the EU accession process.

The U.S. is leaving it to Europe to send troops to Ukraine. But countries of the Old Continent remain reluctant to put forward their own.

German lawyers filed criminal complaints against two cabinet ministers after Islamabad deported Afghan refugees accepted under Germany’s humanitarian admission program.