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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

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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:

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2 months ago

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

Brussels Confronts Moscow After EU Mission in Kyiv Hit by Russian Strike

The European Union has summoned Russia’s envoy to Brussels following a missile strike in Kyiv that damaged part of an EU diplomatic delegation. The move marks one of the bloc’s strongest recent

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Moscow Accuses Kyiv of Striking Nuclear Power Plant on Ukraine’s Independence Day

Russia has accused Ukraine of launching a drone attack on a nuclear power plant in the Kursk region, sparking a fire that briefly raised fears of a wider disaster on Ukraine’s Independence

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Russian Overnight Strike on Ukraine’s Sumy Region Leaves 14 Injured and Sparks Renewed Fears of Escalation

A Russian overnight assault on Ukraine’s northeastern Sumy region has left at least 14 people injured, Ukrainian officials confirmed on Tuesday. The attack, carried out with drones and artillery fire, is part

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European Leaders Express Guarded Optimism as Ukraine Talks Inch Forward

European leaders are striking a tone of cautious optimism following the latest round of international discussions on the future of Ukraine, balancing hope for progress with awareness of the deep challenges that remain. As

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EU Backs Ukraine in United Front—Except for Hungary

The European Union’s political divisions over the war in Ukraine resurfaced this week after all member states except Hungary issued a joint statement reaffirming support for Kyiv. The declaration, coordinated by EU

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Ukrainian Drone Strike Ignites Massive Fire at Sochi Oil Depot, Russia Says

A Ukrainian drone strike ignited a massive fire at an oil depot in the Russian resort city of Sochi, local officials confirmed on Sunday. The attack, part of Kyiv’s escalating campaign targeting Russia’s

6 months ago

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Ukraine Passes Law to Reinstate Independence of Anti-Corruption Agencies

Ukraine has passed a landmark law aimed at restoring the independence of its anti-corruption agencies, a critical step in strengthening transparency and governance. The legislation reinstates the autonomy of watchdog bodies responsible

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Ukraine Targets Chinese Espionage as Ties With Beijing Deteriorate

Ukraine’s recent arrest of Chinese nationals on espionage charges and the sanctioning of Chinese firms represent a sharp escalation in Kyiv’s stance toward Beijing, reflecting growing tensions over China’s perceived backing of

6 months ago

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U.S. Greenlights $322 Million Arms Sale to Ukraine as Peace Talks Stall

The United States has authorized a significant arms sale to Ukraine valued at approximately $322 million, aimed at strengthening Kyiv’s defense capabilities amid ongoing conflict. This approval follows recent peace negotiations held

6 months ago

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New Anti-Corruption Law in Ukraine Raises EU Accession Concerns

Ukraine’s ongoing efforts to join the European Union have encountered a significant hurdle with the introduction of a new anti-corruption law that critics say undermines transparency and weakens oversight. While Kyiv has

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