At a summit in Brussels, Europeans call for ‘peace through strength’ in response to Russian aggression
European Union leaders will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Thursday in Brussels to discuss boosting defense spending for Ukraine, as well as Europe’s own security in the face of Russia. Lisa Bryant reports from Paris.
'The real question in front of us is whether Europe is prepared to act as decisively as the situation dictates,' says the European Commission president
Nations confront a shift in transatlantic relations under Trump administration
Global Paris summit outlines new commitments — but also challenges — in harnessing the artificial intelligence industry
EU-US relations also on menu at foreign ministers meeting
Immigration and partisan jibes are roiling debate over the impoverished territory
As French influence in former colonies fades, some call for a longer-term vision
Analysts say Jean-Marie Le Pen helped shape the rise of the far right in Europe and beyond
Syria’s regime change is sparking celebrations — and anxiety
For Syria's diaspora in Europe and rights advocates, vanishing welcome mat is triggering alarm; many refugees say they fear returning
Plaintiff Gisele Pelicot hailed for her courage in going public
Francois Bayrou, the country’s fourth prime minister this year, faces an agenda packed with political divisions, fiscal woes and cyclone devastation
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and first lady Jill Biden join dozens of heads of state attending Notre Dame reopening celebrations this weekend, five years after the iconic Paris cathedral narrowly escaped being destroyed in a fire. Lisa Bryant reports from the French capital.
Country left without functioning government for the second time in a year
It has taken five years, 2,000 workers and hundreds of millions of dollars to restore the medieval Gothic masterpiece
Iconic Paris cathedral to welcome visitors for first time since 2019 blaze
Trump return to power adds to debate on whether Europe’s economies should look inward or outward
As the US tilts rightward, the French wonder if they're next
France is looking at a second Trump presidency with mixed emotions. French businesses worry about threatened tariffs and critics fear a similar tilt to the right could usher France's far-right National Rally party to power. Lisa Bryant reports from Paris.
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