Russia-Ukraine War

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Warsaw will consider a proposal benefit from French nuclear weapons in order to deter aggression by Moscow.

Britain’s defence spending is due to increase to 2.5 percent of GDP from April 2027, with an ambition to reach 3 percent in the next Parliament.

The president did not say what types of additional sanctions or how much in tariffs he would impose on the country.

The Hungarian was the only EU leader to decline to back a statement voicing support for Ukraine on Thursday after a meeting in Brusses.

Kyiv’s Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko said, ‘Russia is trying to hurt ordinary Ukrainians’ by cutting off heating and lighting.

The president said a final decision has yet to be made on the matter affecting 240,000 Ukrainians in the country.

European nations are increasingly worried that Russia might be emboldened and could attack a European Union state next.

German, French, and British leaders are pushing for rearmament, but public support for the hikes needed to fund it remains weak.

The push to develop a framework for peace follows a highly publicized falling-out between leaders of the two nations.

The heads of the 27 member states and Volodymyr Zelenskyy are meeting in the Belgian capital amid a recalibration of the continent’s defense.

Macron said that he wanted to believe that the United States ‘will remain at our side.’

The comment comes as the United States suspended military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine.

The decision comes amid pressure for Ukraine to reach a peace deal in its war with Russia.

A Kremlin spokesman said Moscow is unsure whether past Ukrainian government policies will still hinder direct peace talks.

European support will ensure that Ukraine stays in the fight, but the United States’ pause on aid to Ukraine will end access to several key weapons platforms.

President Donald Trump also said he had ’received strong signals’ from Russia that they are ready for peace.

This comes as President Zelenskyy said Ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table after the US cut aid.

European forces have traditionally worked together, but that’s ‘completely different’ from a war fighting army, according to a defense expert.

The Ukrainian president delivered his first public remarks since the Trump administration paused military aid on March 3.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said the country’s forces retain capabilities and tools to sustain their frontline forces amid the new U.S. aid pause.