Donald Tusk
- Analysis
- World politics
‘Despicable’ attack on Trump signals a shift in Europe
A dispute in Poland is emerging as a key test of Europe’s willingness to speak out against its NATO ally.
- David Crowe
Latest
- Updated
- Epstein fallout
‘A special place in hell’: New taskforce to hunt down ‘scouts’ who sent girls to Epstein
Investigators will target a network that recruited girls from across Europe – including a contact who told him of a dancer from Queensland.
- David Crowe
Poland says Russia-linked Ukrainians behind rail sabotage
“A certain line has been crossed,” said Donald Tusk says as more details emerge of the incident that forced a passenger train to make an emergency stop.
- Agnieszka Barteczko and Piotr Bujnicki
Trump says Russian drone breach in Poland may have been a ‘mistake’
The US president’s take was in contrast to European leaders, who said the incursion had been an “unprecedented provocation”.
- Catherine Lucey
- Analysis
- Trump diplomacy
As Trump dithers, Putin brings crazy danger to Europe
It is an extraordinary moment when Russian forces can fly 19 drones into Polish airspace without any penalty.
- David Crowe
Caught between two Wests, Poland tilts towards the Trumpian model
After Romania’s recent rejection of a nationalist candidate who had declared himself a “candidate on the MAGA ticket”, liberals had hoped that Europe’s right-wing populist wave was receding. Those hopes evaporated on Monday.
- Andrew Higgins
Zelensky says Ukraine ‘ready to meet’ as Putin offers direct talks
Ukraine’s president says Vladimir Putin’s comments are “a positive sign that the Russians have finally begun to consider ending the war”.
- Updated
- Russia-Ukraine war
European leaders unite, call Trump to propose unconditional ceasefire in Ukraine war
The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Poland have joined with Ukraine to propose an unconditional 30-day ceasefire.
- Tom Balmforth
- Opinion
- Column 8
A composite conundrum for the Old Continent
And an international roast for coffee snobs.
Germany is tightening border controls. How will it affect the EU?
The immigration crackdown will start next week. What happens to the free movement in the European Schengen zone?
- Sarah Marsh, Jan Lopatka and Alan Charlish