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View from a broken window onto a residential courtyard where police tape cordons off the area and emergency responders in red gear stand among onlookers.

Europe

6 days ago

Russian Strikes Kill Seven as Kyiv Grapples with Government Reshuffle and Protests

The past 24 hours have seen a significant escalation in Russian military actions across Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of seven individuals and injuries to over 67 others. These widespread attacks, which

Ruined multi-story building with collapsed walls and thick smoke rising from the rubble. — AP Photo

Europe

2 weeks ago

Ukraine grapples with critical Patriot missile shortages as Russian ballistic strikes escalate

Overnight on July 6, Ukrainian air defenses faced a stark reality: not a single one of the 29 ballistic missiles launched by Russia was intercepted. Colonel Yurii Ihnat, spokesperson for the Ukrainian

Europe

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

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

11 months ago

Europe

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

12 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

12 months ago

Europe

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

12 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

12 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

12 months ago

Europe

Russian Strike Hits UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Ukraine’s Odesa

A recent Russian military strike has caused significant damage to UNESCO-protected cultural and historical sites in Ukraine’s port city of Odesa. The attack has raised international concern over the preservation of invaluable

12 months ago

Europe

Ukraine and Russia to Meet in Istanbul for Fresh Peace Negotiations

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has confirmed that new peace negotiations with Russia are scheduled for July 23 in Istanbul, Turkey. This announcement comes amid ongoing Russian attacks on multiple Ukrainian cities, underscoring

12 months ago

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Budapest Seeks EU Action Following Hungarian Death in Ukraine Conflict

Hungarian authorities have called on the European Union to impose sanctions in response to the recent death of a Hungarian national in Ukraine. The incident has heightened tensions and underscored concerns over

1 year ago

Europe

Russia Escalates Attacks on Ukraine Following Trump’s 50-Day Peace Ultimatum

Tensions in Eastern Europe flared once again as Russia launched a new wave of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine, just one day after former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a high-profile

1 year ago

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