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.

Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania officially disconnected from the Russian-controlled Brell power grid. The following day, they successfully connected to the European Union’s electricity network.

For three years, the Kremlin saw the United States as its biggest enemy, accusing US President Joe Biden of prolonging the Ukraine conflict by supplying weapons to Kyiv.

Starmer, flanked by Zelenskyy and Macron, said the three of them had agreed to work on a plan to stop the fighting and take it to the U.S., which has discussed brokering a peace deal.

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).

Russia talks on a possible agreement to end the war in Ukraine has spurred discussion about whether U.S. military forces in Europe will be reduced—a decision that would signal a

European nations work on security guarantees for Ukraine against Russia with, Trump making clear that the US won’t.