NATO
- Analysis
- Russia-Ukraine war
This is Putin and Trump’s world now
America is no longer interested in underwriting Ukrainian and European security. Britain and Europe must ask whether they want to be at the table – or on the menu.
- Roland Oliphant
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Trump pressures Europe to fix its own defences
Europe knows after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that it needs to spend more on defence. Donald Trump’s election has only made that imperative more urgent.
- Jeanna Smialek and Steven Erlanger
Trump signals tougher approach with Putin on Ukraine
“We can do it the easy way, or the hard way,” said Trump, who previously claimed he would end the war within 24 hours of being sworn in as president.
- Rob Harris
‘Wake up’ and spend more on defence, Macron tells Europe as Trump takes office
“Who would have thought a year ago that Greenland would be at the centre of political and strategic debates?,” the French president said without mentioning Trump by name.
- Sylvia Corbet
- Opinion
- Editorial
How Australia, and the world, can respond to an unpredictable future
There are limited and difficult choices ahead for those who believe in a multilateral world order.
- The Age's View
- Opinion
- Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Telling Israel the killing must stop in Gaza is not antisemitic
Israel had every right respond to Hamas, but some of its supporters ignore a critical constraint under international law.
- Rodger Shanahan
Angela Merkel reveals advice the Pope gave her to deal with Donald Trump
The long-serving German chancellor sought counsel on how to tackle the US president-elect’s “property developer mentality”.
- Thomas Escritt and Sarah Marsh
Where Ukraine stands after 1000 gruelling days
Wednesday, November 20 marks a grim milestone in the history of Ukraine. What happens next will determine if its borders stand.
- Hanna Arhirova
- Updated
- Russia-Ukraine war
Ukraine allowed to use US weapons if North Korea joins Russia’s fight, says Pentagon
NATO has confirmed North Korean troops are in Russia’s Kursk region, fanning Western concerns the conflict in Ukraine could widen.
- Phil Stewart and Andrew Gray
Is the ‘Trump whisperer’ Ukraine’s last hope in defeating Putin?
New NATO secretary-general Mark Rutte is known as master of compromise, especially when negotiations are at breaking point.
- Rob Harris
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