If a dictated peace were to be imposed on Ukraine, the most obvious economic implication for the rest of Europe would presumably be less eagerness among foreign investors to invest in Central and South Eastern Europe.

The U.S. refusal to blame Russia for its invasion of Ukraine marks a dramatic shift in transatlantic relations and a break with European allies.

Going it alone in a ‘new era of barbarity’ would pose a steep challenge to the EU, but it will also likely be damaging to US security too.

Europe is looking to decouple from China, enforce sanctions on Russia and deepen its ties with India as global foreign policy shifts. Bloomberg reporters answer your questions.

The European Union is discussing how to finance a sharp increase in its defence readiness to deter any possible future attack from Russia and become less dependent for security on the United States. With the European Commission estimating EU defence spending needs at 500 billion euros ($523 billion) over the next 10 years,

Already, the US president is musing about opportunities for closer economic engagement with Russia (even though US companies are not exactly drooling at the idea, given how completely President Vladimir Putin has buried the rule of law in his country).

German election winner Merz says priority is unity in Europe in light of pressure from Trump administration and Russia

Rubio says ending Russia’s war in Ukraine will require concessions from all sides and that Europe will be part of talks.

European leaders are scrambling to respond to President Trump’s first moves to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, shocked to find themselves on the outside of high-stakes talks about the continent’s security and grappling with a potential retreat of U.

Rapidly diverging power generation and emissions trends between the European Union (EU) and Russia highlight a growing energy use gap between several of Europe's largest economies and the former top supplier of energy products to the region.