European defense stocks rally. 3 particularly bullish charts.

Several European leaders have pushed back on U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments seeking an American takeover of Greenland

Trump has recently doubled down on his argument that the U.S. needs Greenland to ensure its own security in the face of supposed rising threats from China and Russia in the Arctic.

Britain and France firmed up a postwar troop commitment in Ukraine, though Russia has said it will reject any deal that allows NATO-country forces in Ukraine.

U.S., European and Ukrainian representatives are gathering in Paris on Wednesday for talks regarding a potential peace deal to end Russia’s full-scale invasion.

European stock investors are preparing for the implications of a US Supreme Court ruling on the legality of President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs.

Premium Chinese electric vehicle maker Zeekr will expand into more European markets in 2026, including France, the United Kingdom, Italy and Spain and is considering launching extended-range plug-in hybrids in the region,

Europe's defense stocks are on a tear as investors bet the U.S.'s shift toward a more interventionist foreign policy will encourage Europe to increase its military spending still more. Shares of German defense manufacturer Rheinmetall and France's Thales have risen more than 10% this week.

Across the UK and the euro area, we see scope for further interest-rate cuts to support government bonds in the year ahead. Read more here.

Slovenian newspaper Dnevnik’s supplement magazine Objektiv took a bold artistic approach in its latest cover Friday, depicting President Donald Trump wearing a Venezuela flag pin and bleeding oil from his nose in an image that makes him appear similar to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.