Friedrich Merz has delivered a stark reality check to the continent: the transatlantic relationship is fraying, and it is largely Europe’s responsibility to fix it. In a defining foreign policy speech, the German Chancellor outlined a roadmap to “repair and revive” ties with the United States, emphasizing that security is no longer a free lunch.
fter decades of negotiations, India and the European Union have finalized what is being called the “Mother of all Trade Deals.” The pact promises to slash tariffs, boost investment, and reshape the global economic landscape.
The arrival of German and French boots on Greenland’s soil transforms a diplomatic dispute into a tangible geopolitical standoff within the NATO alliance.
