German chancellor says NATO benefits U.S. as well as Europe amid continued tensions over Greenland and burden-sharing.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for the United States and Europe to "repair and revive trans-Atlantic trust together," saying NATO membership serves American as well as European interests.
Opening the Munich Security Conference on Friday, Merz acknowledged a widening rift in relations over the past year and framed the gathering as an attempt to stabilize cooperation between Washington and its allies.
Organizations warn the U.S. and Israeli strikes raise questions over the use of force, civilian protections, nuclear safety.
U.S. and U.K. top diplomats meeting in Washington amid dispute over Diego Garcia base and Chagos Islands deal.
The program aims to help finance critical spending, maintain financial stability and unlock additional external support.
Negotiators met in Geneva as the fourth anniversary of the invasion approached and military strikes continued.
Organizations warn the U.S. and Israeli strikes raise questions over the use of force, civilian protections, nuclear safety.
The International Science Council president says the gap between scientific and political cultures is a major challenge.
As the Pentagon seeks sovereign authority, the U.N. advances redistribution, dialogue and shared technical baselines.
'We are witnessing a grave threat to international peace and security,' the U.N. chief told the U.N. Security Council.
