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Russian ambassador shares thoughts on INF treaty and MH17 suspects

Russian ambassador Vladimir Chizhov shared his thoughts with Euronews on the INF treaty suspension, US deployment of troops to Poland and the announcement of the four MH17 suspects. Read more about what he has to say.

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U.S. to deploy troops in Poland as Warsaw raises alarm over Russian ambitions

Under the new deal Donald Trump, says he will send an additional 1000 troops to Poland on the condition that Poland foots the bill to build any new military base.

Kosovo

Former General marks 20 years since NATO forces arrived in Kosovo

General Wes Clark talked to Euronews about NATO marking 20 years in Kosovo.

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Kosovo marks 20 years since NATO forces arrived

Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and ex-Secretary of State Madeleine Albright visit Pristina

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Former NATO spokesperson Jamie Shea recalls Kosovo twenty years later

Jamie Shea was the public face of Operation Allied Force

Ukraine

Ukraine's President Zelensky meets senior EU, NATO officials in Brussels

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met senior European Union and NATO officials in Brussels in the first foreign visit since his election in April

Europe News

The Brief: Fake news fightback

With the European elections around the corner we ask some experts how the EU can fight back against disinformation during the campaign.

World News

North Macedonia pro-Western candidate wins first round of elections

Stevo Pendarovski, North Macedonia’s pro-Western candidate narrowly won the first round of a presidential vote, a year after the country saw a controversial name change.

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Euroviews. The week that was: building a community ǀ View

Our weekly round-up of all the View opinions that have been driving debate across Europe and beyond over the last seven days.

World News

Euroviews. Internal strife: as it turns 70, NATO’s greatest enemy is itself ǀ View

NATO has much to celebrate but if the alliance is to survive in the coming decades it has to find ways to adapt to the evolving and emerging threats, and to manage tension in the transatlantic relationship.

World News

Watch again: Stoltenberg slams Russia on NATO's 70th celebrations

Slamming Russia for its "continued use of force and unbridled violation" of the INF treaty, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday said the Kremlin was following its "pattern of destabilising behaviour".

World News

NATO at 70: what does the future hold for the military alliance?

Do you even think it's got a future?

Brazil

NATO chief says Latin American countries could become 'partners'

It could be a boost for Brazil's new right-wing government,

World

Raw Politics in full: no-deal Brexit and NATO defence spending

Watch Tuesday night's full episode of Raw Politics.

USA

Trump falsely claims, again, that his father was born in Germany

The US President appears to confuse his father with his grandfather.

Republic of North Macedonia

Greece and North Macedonia sign new agreements, bolstering ties

North Macedonia Prime Minister Zoran Zaev and Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras signed what the two men termed historic agreements in Skopje

Europe News

The Brief: emigration concerns, CAP reform and NATO

A new survey shows southern and eastern European countries are more concerned by emigration than immigration. MEPs prepare to vote on reforms to the famous Common Agricultural Policy and NATO sets out priorities ahead of its 70th anniversary.

World News

NATO pledge: Which European countries spend over 2% of GDP on defence?

NATO's 2018 annual report showed several European members moving closer to their pledge of spending 2% of their GDP on defence, while others still lagged behind.

World News

Europe briefing: Seven stories to know about today

Here are the top stories from across Europe this morning that you need to know about.

Bulgaria

Borissov assures NATO Bulgaria is not Russia's 'Trojan horse'

Borissov voiced concern over the possibility of an escalation in the arms race between NATO and Russia and told NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg that Bulgaria will not be used as a 'Trojan horse' of Russia. Stoltenberg praised Bulgaria’s commitment to NATO during a visit to Sofia on Friday.