Donald Trump says he’ll slap a harsh embargo on the Kremlin if Brussels turns the screws on China, but EU diplomats suspect the U.S. president is stalling.

European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen said on Tuesday that she had a call with U.S. President Donald Trump on strengthening joint efforts to increase economic pressure on Russia through additional measures.

EU's Von der Leyen and Trump discuss economic pressure on Russia, proposing 19th sanctions package targeting crypto, banks, and energy.

In an effort to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, the US president proposes tariffs targeting Putin’s major trading partners.

Under the new agreement tariffs on most EU imports to the United States were reduced to 15 percent and Brussels pledged to purchase $750-billion-worth of U.S. energy products, including oil, gas, nuclear fuel and semiconductors, through to 2028.

Anthony Gardner, former U.S. Ambassador to the EU under President Obama, discusses President Trump's second state visit to the U.K., including the U.K.-U.S trade talks, the nuclear deals, and the ongoing Russian invasion to Ukraine.

Seventeen days ago, President Donald Trump made a dramatic claim in an interview on the business news channel CNBC. As part of his July trade agreement with the European Union, he said, the EU gave the United States a $600 billion present he could spend however he wanted.

Spending cuts at academic institutions and tighter restrictions on foreign students could undermine the US’ standing as a leading destination for researchers and scientists.

The incursion of a significant number of Russian drones into Poland is a dramatic and unsettling escalation of the war in Ukraine.