The future of Ukraine hangs in the balance as U.S. officials head to Saudi Arabia to begin direct negotiations with Moscow over ending the war, leaving Kyiv and its European allies scrambling to come up with a strategy for their own security The future of ...

The fight Vice President JD Vance recently picked with our European allies concerned much more than free speech.

Nigel Farage, leader of the Reform UK political party, told Fox News Digital he believes a "political revolution," like the one in the U.S., is headed for Europe.

Last week, the continent confronted its worst fears about the new president, but also recognized the need for a new strategy.

Vice President JD Vance set off a firestorm in Munich when he chastised European leaders for their hostility toward free speech, their democratic deficit and their poorly conceived immigration policies.

Germany's Munich and Hamburg airports were hit by strikes by public sector union Verdi on Thursday and Friday, with airlines cancelling about 80% of flights in Munich.

The focus on Russia and Ukraine is historical myopia and may be as dangerous as the real threats which confront the daily lives of ordinary people.

Angela Merkel's policies, like welcoming mass migration, hailed by Europe's establishment at the time, now 'lie in ruins,' writes the Economist.

The Munich Security Conference clearly was not ... The divide is not America versus Europe … It is the people versus the elites, the oligarchs versus the demos, the cancel culture warriors ...

Readers respond to the vice president’s speech criticizing Europe. Also: Funding freezes; third term talk; a brave patriot; a heartsick American.

The Italian prime minister said that Europe has been “sacrificed on the altar of wokeness, bureaucracy and mercantilism.”

The phone call between Trump and Putin sent a jolt across Europe while Vance's speech in Munich lambasting European values was greeted with delight in Moscow. The Russian newspaper Moskovsky ...