Copenhagen (whose defence spending this year will reach 3.5 per cent of GDP) is incorporating Ukrainian weapons and technology into its national rearmament programme. It will now host part of Kyiv’s military production on its territory

Pyongyang launches ten missiles just hours after the US offers new talks. But the provocation may come with a condition for returning to the negotiating table: recognition of North Korea as a nuclear power

Sticking by Trump is the White House aide’s mission. And she does so with the wholehearted approval of the First Lady, who has moved beyond merely providing a presentable backdrop everywhere she goes, even though smiling takes its toll on her, right down to her wrinkles

The progressive camp is once again on the hunt for a candidate for the Élysée, and the leader of La France Insoumise appears to be the clear favourite. Will he manage to win over the more moderate wing?

The regime needs oil, and its problems are not limited to sanctions

For Trump, the Strait remains open; he says the United States “has complete control”. Even if it involves substantial resources and is only to allow a limited amount of oil to pass through, things are indeed moving forward. With a night-time operation by the US military

Neither cyber warfare nor an explosive drone attack in Leipzig on a Ukrainian cargo ship, nor the war of aggression against a European democracy, was enough to rouse the European Union and put an end to the endless debates over the ‘Rearm Europe’ programme

The BSW has not ruled out supporting the ultra-nationalists in the Magdeburg elections. According to the former parliamentary group leader of Die Linke, the country “needs a fresh start”

The missiles fired at Kyiv and the suspected drone shot down by Romania in the Black Sea. The Russian threat is in full swing

To topple the regime in Tehran, Trump needs the Emirates – but not only them