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Here’s what you need to know about the French president’s wide-ranging address on Thursday.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s latest scandal, in which he compared a French university head to a Nazi, has some on the left considering succession plans.

“It is not we, the West, who should fear a clash with Putin, but the other way around,” Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said.

Outspoken prime minister blustered that he was only saying sorry to Slovenian citizens, not politicians.

Few Biden administration officials or lawmakers say the $60 billion package means Ukraine walks away from the battlefield with its country fully restored.

The transfer of Army Tactical Missile Systems with a nearly 200-mile range ends a yearslong drama between Washington and Kyiv.

Russian oil giant Rosneft lost some 26,000 cubic meters of fuel following Ukrainian drone strikes.

U.K. pledge to hike defense spending is designed to keep U.S. on side.

Pressure mounts on France, with Paris 2024 just 3 months away.

Opposition activists had exposed Timur Ivanov’s vast wealth, including yachts, luxury goods and holidays in France.

… unless they’re from the far right!

Move will see Britain spend 2.5 percent of GDP on defense by end of the decade as Downing Street urges ‘other major European NATO economies to follow.’

Russian threat looms large as Chancellor Olaf Scholz prepares to welcome British PM to Berlin.

Gabriel Attal returns to the themes that led to his meteoric rise in French politics, portraying himself as a man of law and order and a staunch defender of French secularism.

Sciences Po hosted a conference by three-time presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon under tense circumstances.

The Senate could approved more than $60 billion for Kyiv as soon as Tuesday.

As elections near, industry bosses argue the EU needs to create the right conditions to build a competitive green economy.

Washington accuses Beijing of sending Moscow everything from missile and drone components to machine tools.

Estonia and Sweden are among European countries warning against complacency, as EU foreign ministers are set to discuss Ukraine on Monday.

“We certainly understand and appreciate the urgency and are poised to move quickly,” a Pentagon spokesperson said.

Iran has played down the attack and said it has no plans to retaliate.

A defense industry delegation from Berlin spies opportunities amid the rubble.