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NATO, Pentagon chiefs discuss military budgets, terrorism
NATO’s chief and new U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis have discussed military spending and combating terrorism, the source of criticism of the alliance by President Donald Trump.
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NATO commander says 150 Turkish officers have left post-coup
NATO’s top military officer said Wednesday that about 150 Turkish officers have been recalled or retired from the alliance’s high command since a failed coup attempt in Turkey, placing a significant burden on his staff.
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NATO, EU make show of unity amid uncertainty posed by Trump
NATO and the European Union made a public show of unity Tuesday in the face of criticism from Donald Trump, hailing their deepening cooperation as the U.S. president-elect insists European allies start pulling their own military weight.
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EU foreign ministers to gather to grapple with Trump impact
European Union foreign ministers will gather Sunday to discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s election on trans-Atlantic ties and whether it will complicate relations with an increasingly belligerent Russia.
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European Union presses ahead with plans for “EU army” despite Britain’s opposition
With Britain leaving the EU, France and Germany have been spearheading moves to boost Europe’s capacity to run its own security operations.
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2 Americans confirmed dead in Brussels attacks
At least two American citizens have been confirmed killed in this week’s attacks in Brussels, according to a U.S. official.
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Brussels Airport, subway explosions: At least 31 dead, dozens wounded
Bombs struck the Brussels airport and one of the city’s metro stations Tuesday, killing at least 31 people and wounding dozens, as a European capital was again locked down amid heightened security threats.
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Belgium lays to rest heroine who saved countless American troops’ lives
BASTOGNE, Belgium — A Congo-born nurse was laid to rest in a quiet corner of Belgium on Saturday, surrounded by emissaries from the King and the United States, politicians and a military honor guard.
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Ukraine urges EU to keep up sanctions pressure on Russia
Ukraine urged the European Union on Thursday to stay united in keeping up sanctions pressure on Russia over the conflict in eastern Ukraine, as EU leaders gathered for a two-day summit.
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EU puts off fresh Russia sanctions awaiting Minsk talks
The European Union decided Monday to hold off temporarily on slapping sanctions on more Russians and Ukrainian separatists and await the outcome of possible peace talks later this week.
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NATO, Pentagon chiefs discuss military budgets, terrorism
NATO’s chief and new U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis have discussed military spending and combating terrorism, the source of criticism of the alliance by President Donald Trump.
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NATO commander says 150 Turkish officers have left post-coup
NATO’s top military officer said Wednesday that about 150 Turkish officers have been recalled or retired from the alliance’s high command since a failed coup attempt in Turkey, placing a significant burden on his staff.
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NATO, EU make show of unity amid uncertainty posed by Trump
NATO and the European Union made a public show of unity Tuesday in the face of criticism from Donald Trump, hailing their deepening cooperation as the U.S. president-elect insists European allies start pulling their own military weight.
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EU foreign ministers to gather to grapple with Trump impact
European Union foreign ministers will gather Sunday to discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s election on trans-Atlantic ties and whether it will complicate relations with an increasingly belligerent Russia.
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European Union presses ahead with plans for “EU army” despite Britain’s opposition
With Britain leaving the EU, France and Germany have been spearheading moves to boost Europe’s capacity to run its own security operations.
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2 Americans confirmed dead in Brussels attacks
At least two American citizens have been confirmed killed in this week’s attacks in Brussels, according to a U.S. official.
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Brussels Airport, subway explosions: At least 31 dead, dozens wounded
Bombs struck the Brussels airport and one of the city’s metro stations Tuesday, killing at least 31 people and wounding dozens, as a European capital was again locked down amid heightened security threats.
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Belgium lays to rest heroine who saved countless American troops’ lives
BASTOGNE, Belgium — A Congo-born nurse was laid to rest in a quiet corner of Belgium on Saturday, surrounded by emissaries from the King and the United States, politicians and a military honor guard.
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Ukraine urges EU to keep up sanctions pressure on Russia
Ukraine urged the European Union on Thursday to stay united in keeping up sanctions pressure on Russia over the conflict in eastern Ukraine, as EU leaders gathered for a two-day summit.
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EU puts off fresh Russia sanctions awaiting Minsk talks
The European Union decided Monday to hold off temporarily on slapping sanctions on more Russians and Ukrainian separatists and await the outcome of possible peace talks later this week.
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NATO, Pentagon chiefs discuss military budgets, terrorism
NATO’s chief and new U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis have discussed military spending and combating terrorism, the source of criticism of the alliance by President Donald Trump.
-
NATO commander says 150 Turkish officers have left post-coup
NATO’s top military officer said Wednesday that about 150 Turkish officers have been recalled or retired from the alliance’s high command since a failed coup attempt in Turkey, placing a significant burden on his staff.
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NATO, EU make show of unity amid uncertainty posed by Trump
NATO and the European Union made a public show of unity Tuesday in the face of criticism from Donald Trump, hailing their deepening cooperation as the U.S. president-elect insists European allies start pulling their own military weight.
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EU foreign ministers to gather to grapple with Trump impact
European Union foreign ministers will gather Sunday to discuss the impact of Donald Trump’s election on trans-Atlantic ties and whether it will complicate relations with an increasingly belligerent Russia.
-
European Union presses ahead with plans for “EU army” despite Britain’s opposition
With Britain leaving the EU, France and Germany have been spearheading moves to boost Europe’s capacity to run its own security operations.
-
2 Americans confirmed dead in Brussels attacks
At least two American citizens have been confirmed killed in this week’s attacks in Brussels, according to a U.S. official.
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Brussels Airport, subway explosions: At least 31 dead, dozens wounded
Bombs struck the Brussels airport and one of the city’s metro stations Tuesday, killing at least 31 people and wounding dozens, as a European capital was again locked down amid heightened security threats.
-
Belgium lays to rest heroine who saved countless American troops’ lives
BASTOGNE, Belgium — A Congo-born nurse was laid to rest in a quiet corner of Belgium on Saturday, surrounded by emissaries from the King and the United States, politicians and a military honor guard.
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Ukraine urges EU to keep up sanctions pressure on Russia
Ukraine urged the European Union on Thursday to stay united in keeping up sanctions pressure on Russia over the conflict in eastern Ukraine, as EU leaders gathered for a two-day summit.
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EU puts off fresh Russia sanctions awaiting Minsk talks
The European Union decided Monday to hold off temporarily on slapping sanctions on more Russians and Ukrainian separatists and await the outcome of possible peace talks later this week.
