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3 months ago

Ukraine and Russia Exchange Prisoners Amidst Easter Ceasefire Declarations

The exchange of 175 prisoners of war by both Ukraine and Russia unfolded on Saturday, just hours before a temporary ceasefire, declared for Orthodox Easter, was scheduled to commence. This carefully coordinated

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Europe·World News

3 months ago

Ukraine and Iran Conflicts Merge as Russia Deepens Involvement, Drawing Global Concern

The battlefields of Ukraine and the Middle East, once distinct in their geopolitical implications, are increasingly demonstrating points of convergence. This evolving dynamic suggests a broadening of conflict parameters, even as experts

Europe·World News

4 months ago

Iranian Lawmaker Says Ukraine Drone Support Makes Nation a Legitimate Target

The declaration from Ebrahim Azizi, head of Iran’s parliamentary committee on national security and foreign policy, that Ukraine has “effectively become involved in the war” by providing drone support to Israel, marks

Ukraine Endures Barrage of 112 Drones and Missiles as Munich Conference Convenes

The conflict in Ukraine intensified late last week with a significant aerial assault, as Russian forces launched a coordinated attack involving 112 kamikaze drones and ballistic missiles across multiple Ukrainian regions. This

5 months ago

Europe

Putin Proposes Frozen US Assets for Ukraine Peace Settlement Fund

The Kremlin has reportedly put forth a proposition involving Russian assets currently frozen in the United States, suggesting their potential use as a contribution to a future peace settlement with Ukraine. This

5 months ago

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Ukrainian Leader Reflects on a Nation’s Shared Christmas Wish

As Christmas Eve descended upon Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed his nation, articulating a collective sentiment that has become deeply embedded in the country’s wartime experience. He spoke of an ancient belief:

6 months ago

Europe

Red Lines for Moscow, Not Kyiv: Estonian Leader Kaja Kallas Argues Peace Must Restrict Russia’s Army—Not Ukraine’s Sovereignty

As diplomatic conversations about a potential end to the war in Ukraine slowly re-emerge in international forums, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has delivered one of the clearest and most uncompromising statements

7 months ago

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Orban Escalates Rift With Kyiv: “Ukraine Does Not Defend Hungary,” Hungarian Leader Says in Response to Zelenskyy

The simmering tensions between Hungary and Ukraine have reignited after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbanpublicly rebuffed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, declaring that “Ukraine does not defend Hungary” in a pointed response to recent remarks made by

8 months ago

Europe

Ukraine’s Long-Range Drones Redefine Modern Warfare: How Kyiv Is Bringing the Battle Deep Into Russian Territory

As the war in Ukraine grinds into its third year, one of the most striking evolutions on the battlefield is not happening along the trenches of Donetsk or the skies over Kharkiv

8 months ago

Europe

What If There’s No Reparations Loan for Ukraine? The EU Faces a Defining Crossroads

As the European Union debates the creation of a multi-billion-euro reparations loan for Ukraine, uncertainty looms over what might happen if the plan collapses. The proposed package, designed to finance the country’s

8 months ago

Europe

Belgian Resistance Stalls €140 Billion Loan for Ukraine at EU Summit

Brussels — European Union leaders convened this week amid growing tension over a proposed €140 billion financial support package for Ukraine, as Belgian officials signaled their intent to block the loan unless

8 months ago

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Europe at a Crossroads: EU Summit Opens Amid Belgian Threat to Block €140 Billion Loan for Ukraine

The European Union summit opened today under extraordinary geopolitical tension as Belgium signaled it may block a proposed €140 billion loan package to Ukraine—funding critical to Kyiv’s government functions and military resistance

8 months ago

Europe

Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strikes on Russian Ammunition Plant and Oil Terminal, Escalating Economic and Military Pressure

Ukraine has claimed responsibility for a series of coordinated drone strikes targeting a Russian ammunition production facility and a key oil terminal, marking one of the most significant cross-border operations since the

9 months ago

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Ukraine and Russia Exchange Prisoners Amidst Easter Ceasefire Declarations

Ukraine and Iran Conflicts Merge as Russia Deepens Involvement, Drawing Global Concern

Iranian Lawmaker Says Ukraine Drone Support Makes Nation a Legitimate Target

Ukraine Endures Barrage of 112 Drones and Missiles as Munich Conference Convenes

Putin Proposes Frozen US Assets for Ukraine Peace Settlement Fund

Ukrainian Leader Reflects on a Nation’s Shared Christmas Wish

Red Lines for Moscow, Not Kyiv: Estonian Leader Kaja Kallas Argues Peace Must Restrict Russia’s Army—Not Ukraine’s Sovereignty

Orban Escalates Rift With Kyiv: “Ukraine Does Not Defend Hungary,” Hungarian Leader Says in Response to Zelenskyy

Ukraine’s Long-Range Drones Redefine Modern Warfare: How Kyiv Is Bringing the Battle Deep Into Russian Territory

What If There’s No Reparations Loan for Ukraine? The EU Faces a Defining Crossroads

Belgian Resistance Stalls €140 Billion Loan for Ukraine at EU Summit

Europe at a Crossroads: EU Summit Opens Amid Belgian Threat to Block €140 Billion Loan for Ukraine

Ukraine Launches Major Drone Strikes on Russian Ammunition Plant and Oil Terminal, Escalating Economic and Military Pressure

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