LONDON (Reuters) – US President Donald Trump said he intends to run for re-election in 2020 because "everyone wants us to do it" and there are no Democratic candidates who can defeat …
Read More »Trump calls the United States to NATO & # 39; Very strong & # 39 ;: live updates
American presidents pressed for a long time their NATO counterparts to increase military spending. But Mr. Trump's insistence that other nations owe money wrongly enunciates how the alliance works, and the figures …
Read More »Live updates: Trump at the NATO summit
With the heads of state taking care not to disturb Mr. Trump, Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, has become the most prominent and direct critic of the continent. Mr. Tusk, …
Read More »Time of crisis for Prime Minister of the United Kingdom May while seeking unity in the Brexit plan
British Prime Minister Theresa May leaves 10 Downing Street in London, bound for the House of Commons to address the Prime Minister's questions, on Wednesday, July 4, 2018. (Dominic Lipinski / PA …
Read More »Jaguar says that “bad Brexit” would mean he could not stay in the UK
EDINBURGH (Reuters) – Britain's biggest automaker, Jaguar Land Rover, said on Wednesday that the so-called "hard Brexit" would cost 1.2 billion pounds a year, which would reduce its future operations in the …
Read More »Report: CSU chief offers to resign Merkel’s immigration policy
ARCHIVE – In this archive photo of September 22, 2017 Angela Merkel, president of the party of the German Chancellor and the Christian Democratic Union (CDU), greets after her speech an election …
Read More »It weakened Merkel to face the trial of her Bavarian allies
BERLIN (Reuters) – The political future of German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in the hands of the Christian Social Union (CSU) on Sunday, when the leaders of the Bavarian party meet to …
Read More »Myanmar’s top military officers must be tried for crimes against humanity: Amnesty International
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Myanmar's top military officials, including commanders of its defense and army services, should be tried for crimes against humanity for treating the Rohingya minorities, Amnesty International said in …
Read More »Britain is underestimating the true size of the EU divorce law, say UK lawmakers
LONDON (Reuters) – The British government's estimate of how much the European Union will have to pay as part of its divorce settlement is at least 10 billion pounds too low, a …
Read More »Europe divided into & quot; almost impossible to solve – immigration crisis
Although the number of immigrants arriving in the EU has declined, particularly after the EU offered money to Turkey to house the refugees and prevent further arrivals, mainly from Syria, the "frontline" …
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