European Leaders Take Trump NATO Comments ‘Seriously But Not Literally’: Times of London
“Many European leaders concede he basically has a point”, The Times said in a rare legacy media concession to Trump over his NATO comments.

“Many European leaders concede he basically has a point”, The Times said in a rare legacy media concession to Trump over his NATO comments.

Top Eurocrat lashes out at Donald Trump’s comments on defence, despite his own country being the worst-performing major NATO state.

War with NATO will bring “all humanity to the brink of destruction” and consequently the Russian Federation is not interested, Putin asserted.

Told Tucker the U.S. has, in his opinion, the motive and the means to blow up the gas pipeline, but provided no evidence to back it up.

Four-hour hostage taking with knife and axe that ended in charging Iranian refugee being shot dead by police not terrorism or jihad, they say.

Putin asserted Boris Johnson told Ukraine to tear up peace negotiations in the early days of the war, a claim Ukraine has previously denied.

Implying some officers are inclined to lead from the rear, Zelensky said from now: “If a general does not know the front, he does not serve”.

Just two years after the govt finally ended mask mandates in the UK it is moving to ban the wearing of masks, specifically during protests.

Several options remain to form new Dutch govt or call fresh elections, but none so clear as getting the collapsed negotiations back on track.

The interview with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced by Tucker Carlson has been confirmed to have taken place by the Kremlin.

In normal times the King would meet hundreds of people a week, but cancer treatment may leave the monarch with a suppressed immune system.

The Ukrainian Parliament has decided the nation’s state of martial law will not expire later this month, extending it a further 90 days.

Prince Harry saw his father for the first time in 16 months today, it is claimed, landing back in Britain after the news of his cancer.

40 migrants on an asylum hulk have allegedly converted, it is revealed as the sincerity of such attestations of faith comes into question.

Former U.S. President Donald J. Trump praised King Charles III after Buckingham Palace announced he had been diagnosed with cancer.

Prince Harry, who moved to America for a fresh start with his actress wife is to make a rare trip back to the United Kingdom.

King Charles has cancer, Buckingham Palace has said in a statement, and his regime of treatment began today.

A group of Dutch shipowners have approached the Ministry of Defence in Amsterdam to get permission to embark armed teams onboard cargo ships.

Afghan man suspected for “horrific” chemical attack in London that injured 12 has criminal past and questionable conversion to Christianity.

David Cameron is again talking about recognising a Palestinian state, but this time adding the condition it would have to be without Hamas.

Ukraine claims to have sunk a Soviet-era missile corvette in the Black Sea, releasing footage showing a swarm bombing the ship and it sinking.

Pro-Israel Member of Parliament representing a “mainly Jewish area” who had his office burnt out says he will not seek re-election.

Police have named a suspect following a chemical attack that injured 12, including children and police officers, in London on Wednesday night.

Hungary’s Orban pushed into dropping demands, allegedly on pain of severe punishment by the bloc if he didn’t step aside.

After mega-hype for the Spring counteroffensive last year, messaging is more circumspect in 2024, with the spy chief just hinting at action.

Nine people including two children were injured in a “horrific incident” in London on Wednesday evening.

Supercarrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower will need to return to U.S. and the UK is ready to replace her with a British carrier, minister says.

The use of weapons better known to medieval England in London continues, with a man carrying a crossbow shot dead by police on Tuesday.

Top NATO general warns lessons of Ukraine show Europe its interior cities cannot expect to be left untouched if Russia and Alliance fight.

Catherine, the Princess of Wales returned home on Monday 13 days after being admitted to a hospital in London for abdominal surgery.

The King has spent a third night recovering at a private hospital after a procedure on his prostate, triggering “some unease”, it is claimed.

Italian counter-terror police have been deployed to catch the people behind the destruction of speed cameras in the north of the country.

Afghan who allegedly threw Molotovs and opened fire at city hall said to have published a wide-ranging and eccentric manifesto, say reports.

King Charles was admitted to hospital for treatment for an enlarged prostate on Friday, and is expected to remain there some days.

Journalist followed then “brutally attacked” by ‘Palestine scarf-wearing men’ after Thunberg-addressed protest, his network says.

Germany’s Air Force One equivalent again lets the government down, with one jet suffering an engine failure and another forced to divert.

Govt strongly denies they are considering conscription even as military discusses how the Army is learning from “mission rehearsal” Ukraine.

Contrary to alarming claims by top military officers, there is no “direct or imminent” threat to NATO nations, the alliance’s head has said.

Army must prepared to “rapidly expand” to field a “citizen army”, top general says, praising Euro states for bringing back conscription.

Moscow claims downed transport jet was carrying 65 POWs, Ukraine says it was loaded with batch of missiles for Russian forces.
