Europe
'Who is real winner,' asks Polish premier amid US consideration to lift Russian oil sanctions
US treasury secretary said earlier Washington might ease Russian oil sanctions to help mitigate temporary supply shortfall
'Who is real winner,' asks Polish premier amid US consideration to lift Russian oil sanctions
US treasury secretary said earlier Washington might ease Russian oil sanctions to help mitigate temporary supply shortfall
London mayor invites AI firm Anthropic to expand in British capital amid row with Trump administration
Invitation comes amid tensions between Trump, Anthropic after firm refused to support certain Pentagon programs
Europe postpones decision on defense project
Germany sees joint defense project ‘quite important’ also ‘complex,’ spokesperson says
EU Commission says Zelenskyy’s threat against Hungarian premier ‘unacceptable’
'There should be no threats towards EU member countries,' says spokesperson
Oslo Accords documents seized at former Norwegian diplomat’s home
Documents dating back to 1993, 1994 seized during Terje Rod-Larsen's home search
France deploying helicopter carrier to Mediterranean to boost military presence in region
Amphibious helicopter carrier Tonnerre to join Charles de Gaulle amid rising tensions in Middle East
