BERLIN, June 24 (Reuters) - European leaders reaffirmed on Wednesday their commitment to a stronger defence partnership ahead of next month's NATO summit in Ankara, following a series of spats with U.S. President Donald Trump and tensions among the main European members.They also offered a warm farewell to outgoing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer after he announced this week he would step down amid growing discontent in his party.

The leaders of Europe's top military powers will meet this week in Berlin to discuss the Ukraine conflict and an upcoming NATO summit, the German government said.

Leaders of Europe's top military powers will meet in Berlin Wednesday to discuss the Ukraine conflict and preparations for the upcoming NATO summit,...

The leaders of Europe's largest military powers met in Berlin on Wednesday in preparation for a pivotal NATO summit next month, to discuss support and security guarantees for…

The E5 group also called for Ukraine aid to rank high on the agenda at the upcoming alliance summit in Ankara.

BERLIN, June 24 (Reuters) - European leaders reaffirmed on Wednesday their commitment to a stronger defence partnership ahead of next month's NATO summit in Ankara, following a…

Vor dem Nato‑Gipfel in der Türkei haben sich Europas führende Staats‑ und Regierungschefs in Berlin abgestimmt. Sie wollen in Ankara Geschlossenheit zeigen, die Ukraine‑Hilfe…

Chancellor Friedrich Merz hosted leaders of European NATO powers in Berlin to hash out consensus on bolstering European defense. With US tensions looming, the leaders signaled…

European leaders met Wednesday in Berlin ahead of next month's NATO summit in Ankarai to discuss European defence and security guarantees for Ukraine, following tensions with the…

The meeting was an attempt to coalesce around a joint message for Trump ahead of the NATO’s July 7-8 summit in the Turkish capital Ankara. | World News