This was the first post–Cold War expansion of NATO into Central Europe, marking a major strategic and political shift in U.S. and allied security policy and a key foreign-policy achievement of the Clinton administration.
On March 12, 1999, NATO formally welcomed Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic as members during accession ceremonies in Washington, D.C.
This was the first post–Cold War expansion of NATO into Central Europe, marking a major strategic and political shift in U.S. and allied security policy and a key foreign-policy achievement of the Clinton administration.
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Trump announced a ban on imports of certain Canadian goods, escalating the ongoing trade war.
President Trump threatened to escalate the trade dispute with Canada amid new tariffs.
Trump warns of escalating trade tensions as Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effect.
U.S. envoys reported encouraging discussions in Kyiv aimed at resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict.