Zelensky’s Threat Ignites EU Aid Standoff
A public threat from Volodymyr Zelensky about Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán has turned a money fight into a diplomatic flare-up over energy, EU aid and NATO ties.
Germany Orders Hundreds of Kamikaze Drones
Germany's budget committee cleared roughly a half billion euro to buy loitering attack drones for Bundeswehr units in Lithuania, with options to expand purchases and strict reporting requirements to parliament.
LET’S GO! Trump Starts Quiet NATO Pullback
Reports say the Pentagon plans to remove about 200 U.S. positions inside NATO command and advisory bodies. The cuts are small in number but large in symbolism. They come amid a row over Greenland and a broader push to shift forces closer to the Western Hemisphere.
Trump’s Letter on Greenland Ignites New Circus
Donald Trump wrote to Norway's prime minister about Greenland, NATO, and a Nobel snub. The letter pushed the pet buttons of pundits and some Democrats who immediately called for the 25th Amendment. Here is what happened, what he said, and why the reactions tell us more about political theater than policy.