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US and allied leaders at the NATO summit in Madrid acknowledge Ukraine’s urgent requests for weapons, but they aren’t biting on the timeline.

Membership expansion and a new long-term ‘Strategic Concept’ are on the agenda in Madrid.

Prime minister insists Britain already spending more than 2 percent of GDP on its military.

Leaders struggle to meet the moment on Ukraine, climate change, inflation, food and energy.

The German Chancellor also said the G7 leaders ‘deepened’ discussions on security guarantees for Ukraine.

After the tough years of coronavirus, tourists are coming back but jobs in hotels and bars are not being filled.

The military alliance is repositioning troops to prevent Russia’s war from spreading but realizes its long-term challenges may still come from Asia and elsewhere.

Ilyess El Kortbi has lost three friends with whom he used to campaign for a low carbon future.

Crisis Management Commissioner Janez Lenarčič says Europe must do everything in its power to help hospitals and health staff.

Speaking at the summit by video link, the Ukrainian president pleads for help to defeat Russia and end the war.

Italy faces a triple threat of a gas squeeze, higher interest rates and looming elections.

The most likely result of Russia failing to service its foreign debt is further isolation from financial markets.

Should they be doing more talking with autocrats instead?

Don’t ‘paralyze the entire G20,’ says Ursula von der Leyen.

Pair agreed now is ‘critical moment for the course of the conflict,’ according to Downing Street.

The British prime minister said Americans must maintain their resolve to support Ukraine.

The president kicked off the G-7 summit in Germany hoping to rally the world’s leading democracies, but turmoil in Washington hangs over the proceedings.

In Brussels, diplomats see Israeli criticism as an attempt to undermine Iranian atomic talks.

Ban is latest effort to undercut Russia’s extraction-based economy in response to war in Ukraine.

The upcoming G-7 trip in some ways represents a taller task than the last time the president went to the continent.

Leaders meeting starting Sunday in Bavaria turn to carrots rather than sticks to push global climate efforts.