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St Pancras hopes redesign of international departures area could help bring direct trains to new European locations

Polish president to fly to Washington, making him the first European leader to be welcomed by Trump in the White House, reports Polish media

If Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is serious about reducing military spending, he will need to embrace a narrower understanding of national security.

Renault-owned Dacia found electric vehicle success in Europe with its super affordable Spring, which sold over 140,000 units between 2021 and 2024 when a heavily revised model was introduced. The Spring’s biggest problem, though, is that it’s manufactured in China through a Renault joint venture, so Dacia is now designing…

US vice-president warns of danger of allowing in ‘unvetted foreign migrants’

A war of words has broken out between Trump and Zelenskyy, while Europe feels the US is no longer a dependable ally.

Browse through Donald Trump’s ghostwritten memoir, The Art of the Deal, and you’ll come across an aphorism which will go some way to explaining the US president’s approach to negotiating. Having established that he would do nearly anything within legal bounds to win, Trump adds that: “Sometimes, part of making…

Vice President JD Vance discusses US-European relations, economy, and foreign policy at CPAC 2025.

Letters: David Blunkett calls for a national debate on the kind of defence spending Britain wants, Ian Davis, Richard Reeve and Paul Rogers say increased military budgets are not the answer, and Ian Henderson and Ruth Blunt respond to Donald Trump calling Volodymyr Zelenskyy a dictator