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Does Trump want to replace the UN Security Council?

Trump seeks global shake-up with ‘Board of Peace,’ lifetime chairmanship and veto power

As he expands a Gaza-focused initiative into a sweeping international body, Trump floats a UN alternative with himself at the helm, invites some 60 world leaders including Erdogan and Putin, offers permanent seats for $1 billion and alarms Europe over power, legitimacy and global order

News Agencies | 01.21.26

While America builds the future, Europe is busy fining it

Opinion: As the US and China build the growth engines of the next decade, Europe struggles to scale innovation; the gap is no accident, and it's reshaping the continent’s investment story

Guy Natan, Guy Oren | 01.19.26

'I feel no obligation to think purely of peace': Trump escalates Greenland threats

The US president escalated threats to seize Denmark’s Arctic island, writing to Norway’s prime minister that not winning the Nobel Peace Prize frees him from thinking only about peace, and claiming the world is unsafe without total US control of Greenland

ynet, News Agencies | 01.19.26

Europe pushes back against Trump’s Greenland bid: ‘We will stand up to the White House bully’

European leaders warn of a coordinated response after Trump threatens tariffs to force approval for annexing Greenland, as Britain and France reject the move and Greenland officials welcome Europe’s backing

ynet Global | 01.18.26

Trump threatens Europe with economic pressure over Greenland control

The US president, who calls himself the 'the tariffs king,' threatened to impose duties on countries opposing his bid to take over Greenland, after failed White House talks and as European states began deploying troops to back Denmark

ynet, News Agencies | 01.17.26

Elle Taitou Spruch, investor at the Pan-European VC, Planven; Dina Pasca-Raz, partner and head of Technology at KPMG Israel; Eden Dvir-Zano, managing director of EIT Hub Israel

From Berlin to Bucharest, Israeli tech scales up across Europe with thousands of new jobs

A new study finds Israeli tech companies have expanded sharply across Europe, employing more than 30,000 workers; Activity is concentrated in EU states, with strong growth in R&D, AI, cybersecurity and life sciences, and rising hubs in Central and Eastern Europe

ynet Global | 12.24.25

קנצלר גרמניה פרידריך מרץ ונשיא צרפת עמנואל מקרון לצד נשיא ארה"ב טראמפ בפסגת נאט"ו 25 ביוני

‘America First’ returns: Trump’s strategy slams Europe, signals shift on Russia and Middle East

For the first time since returning to the White House, the administration has released Trump’s national security principles under the banner 'America First,' outlining reduced U.S. involvement in Israel and the Gulf, a reset with Putin and doubts about Europe’s strength amid migration and 'loss of national identities'

News Agencies | 12.06.25

Israel could strike Iran within the next year, senior diplomat warns

Senior European diplomat says US unlikely to greenlight action in coming weeks as Gaza rebuilding continues, while Tehran escalates and regional tensions rise in Lebanon and West Bank

Itamar Eichner | 12.01.25

The ultimate 2025 guide to best Christmas markets

Streets fill with the scent of mulled wine and spices as Christmas markets return from Austria and Hungary to Spain, Italy, New York and Cyprus; Israelis are heading out again for winter lights, good food and affordable flights, with top spots and dates ahead

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 11.29.25

Mossad: Hamas expanding terror network across Europe

Spy agency cooperates with European intelligence and law enforcement to thwart Hamas terror plots targeting Israeli and Jewish sites; guns and explosives linked to a senior Hamas official’s son found hidden in cache in Austria

Itamar Eichner | 11.19.25

פורטוגל סופה קלאודיה טורנדו אתר קמפינג נהרס

Storm Claudia strikes Europe: Tornado and 3 killed in Portugal, flooding in UK and Spain

Storm Claudia killed three and injured dozens in Portugal, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Spain; a tornado hit a resort town, damaging a campground and injuring hotel guests; the storm has now reached England and Wales

News Agencies | 11.16.25

Winter flight deals: round-trip tickets from Israel to Europe for under $150

November is shaping up to be a prime month for travelers, with airlines offering exceptionally low fares amid growing competition; Flights to destinations like Larnaca, Athens, and Rome start at under $100 each way, making overseas vacations more affordable than ever

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 10.29.25

EU freezes plan to sanction Israel after ceasefire deal with Hamas

The European Union has suspended plans to restrict trade with Israel and sanction far-right ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich following a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Politico reported. Belgium’s foreign minister expressed anger.

News Agencies | 10.18.25

Israeli defense firms eye renewed business in Europe in wake of Gaza ceasefire

After European clients froze $600 million in contracts during the Gaza war, Israeli defense firms hope the ceasefire will restore trust and reopen doors; 'In Europe, they know our technologies are the best'

Yuval Azulay | 10.12.25

Flying to Europe? EU launches new biometric border checks

The EU will begin rolling out its new biometric Entry/Exit System (EES), recording travelers’ faces and fingerprints — a first step toward the 2026 ETIAS visa program; Sri Lanka will also tighten entry rules with online pre-approval

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 10.10.25

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