Europe - Washington Morning

Javier Hidalgo promotes a business vision focused on sustainability and efficiency

The businessman has been key to Air Europa’s operational transformation and the consolidation of Globalia’s integrated model. Javier Hidalgo, a key figure

by

Josh Weiner

8 months ago

Europe·US (1st)

Trump Says Trade Tariffs Will Tear Europe Apart — Is That a Good Strategy or a Dangerous Gamble?

President Donald Trump has once again stirred controversy by stating that imposing harsh trade tariffs on European nations will “tear Europe apart.”

by

Josh Weiner

8 months ago

Europe·Politics

Key Highlights: Trump at the 2025 NATO Summit

The 2025 NATO Summit in The Hague marked a major moment for U.S. foreign policy under Donald Trump. Returning to the global

by

Josh Weiner

8 months ago

Europe

What Would Happen if Europe Merged Together as a Single Country?

Imagine a united Europe — not just as an economic bloc or a union of nations, but as one single country with one government,

by

Josh Weiner

8 months ago

Europe·Russia

Can the World See Peace Between Russia and Ukraine in 2025?

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters another year, hopes for peace remain uncertain — yet not entirely impossible. The global community continues to

by

Josh Weiner

8 months ago

Europe

Trump Arrives at NATO Summit in the Netherlands

President Donald Trump has arrived in the Netherlands to attend the NATO summit in The Hague. His plane landed at Amsterdam’s Schiphol

by

Josh Weiner

8 months ago

Europe·Russia

Will Putin Make a Peace Deal With Ukraine in July?

As the war in Ukraine grinds into another summer, speculation is rising over whether Russian President Vladimir Putin might agree to a

by

Josh Weiner

8 months ago

Europe·Russia

Will Russia Take Advantage of the Ceasefire Between Iran and Israel to Push Ukraine Further?

As global attention shifts toward the Middle East following the newly confirmed ceasefire between Iran and Israel, questions are emerging about whether Russia

by

Josh Weiner

8 months ago