Trump’s Plans for Expanded US Presence in Greenland

Donald Trump is planning a new U.S. expanded consulate in Greenland with room for 17 staff - but Nuuk isn't happy.

Lame duck or mad dog? Why Trump's defeat could spell trouble for Europe

The extraordinary Democrat victory in the US midterms leaves Donald Trump wounded as he enters the final stretch of his presidency. That could leave him more unpredictable abroad, raising fears in

Rubio will venture to France on first post-midterm foreign trip to face questions on Trump policies

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will make his first international trip since the midterm elections that dealt the Republicans a severe blow.
The US Sun

Putin to delay peace talks until SPRING to batter Ukraine – but Kyiv will survive winter onslaught, Nato ally warns

VLADIMIR Putin will delay peace talks until Spring in a calculated bid to continue brutal strikes against Ukraine, a Nato ally has warned. Moscow will keep provoking Europe while pummelling Kyiv
Politico Europe

Allies fear Trump will target NATO in case of midterm loss

The U.S. president could move thousands more troops out of Europe or cut NATO funding as he seeks to cement his legacy, diplomats say.

Carney unveils budget to strengthen Canada's economy as Trump's trade war continues

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's government unveiled a sweeping budget Thursday aimed at making Canada less dependent on the United States as President Donald Trump's trade war reshapes the longtime allies' economic relationship.

World leaders who sparred with Trump express relief mixed with caution at Republican election rout

LONDON (AP) — World leaders who have sparred with the “America first” President Donald Trump greeted the rout of his Republican Party in the U.S. midterm elections with a measure of relief on Wednesday, allowing themselves to hope for a less combative U.S. foreign policy.

Iran says Americans rejected Trump’s war as the world reacts to the midterms rout

President Donald Trump himself acknowledged that domestic unhappiness with the war had played a part in the result. The blue wave was viewed with cautious optimism in Ukraine, and a sense in Europe that little may change in their increasingly fraught transatlantic relations.