Foreign policy

America will arrive at the Bavarian G7 summit with upgraded plans to try to reduce Beijing’s political and commercial reach.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz cautioned that the proposal would be difficult to implement.

Leaders avoided the question this week, but the EU will ultimately have to decide whether to change how it makes key decisions.

‘Today’s ruinous prices … will be remembered as a time when gas was cheap,’ if Putin prevails in Ukraine, former US secretary of state says.

The upcoming G7 trip in some ways represents a taller task than the last time the president went to the continent.

As the Central European country takes over the EU presidency, here’s who could be influential.

A poor performance in this week’s parliamentary election has brought French President Emmanuel Macron back to earth.

Prince Charles’ first outing as head of the Commonwealth follows his reported criticism of Boris Johnson’s flagship immigration policy.

German chancellor demands shift to unanimity voting on foreign policy, but it’s unlikely that countries such as France will follow him.

German chancellor’s foreign policy adviser urges Europe not to forget about its long-term relations with Moscow and to tread carefully toward China.

Tensions are high over the Russian exclave following Kremlin outburst on Monday.

Ursula von der Leyen calls for qualified majority voting, saying geopolitical events require faster response.

German chancellor and Italian prime minister notice that the French president seems to have gotten the nicest spot on the train to Kyiv.

Kyiv’s demand for ‘candidate status’ sets off fierce, fractious debate.

The friendly deal signed Monday will split the uninhabited mound of rock between Nunavut and Greenland roughly in half.

Athens wants to be known as the ‘reliable and predictable ally,’ while Ankara is offering a ready military and connections beyond the West.

The president will make stops in Israel, the West Bank and then Saudi Arabia, where he’ll seek to rebuild relations just a year after vowing to make the kingdom a “pariah.”

Eduard Heger’s push comes as the European Commission is expected to recommend official candidate status for Ukraine.

The German chancellor is struggling to explain his foreign policy goals to allies and citizens.

‘We do not respond to pressure in this way,’ the Serbian president tells the German chancellor in rebuke.