Trump accuses Adam Schiff of dishonesty and corruption
US President Donald Trump has accused Democratic Senator Adam Schiff of being “dishonest and corrupt” and hopes that the necessary […]
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EU considers using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine loan
EU finance ministers are exploring a plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund a €140 billion loan to Ukraine.
Ukraine seeks $2 billion gas imports amid Russian strikes
Ukraine is facing a potential winter energy crisis due to significant damage to its gas production capacity, reportedly destroyed by
Ukraine EU bid met with Hungarian resistance amid moral blackmail claims
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has stated that his country has no obligation to support Ukraine’s bid to join the
Poland blocks Russian experts from OSCE conference in Warsaw
Poland’s decision to annul the visas of Russian experts attending a conference by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in
Czech Leader Babis Rejects Direct Aid to Ukraine
Czech Republic’s parliamentary election has resulted in a win for the right-wing ANO party, led by billionaire Andrej Babis, with
Ukraine integration opposed by Hungary PM Orban
Hungary’s Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, has stated that his country will not tie its future to that of Ukraine, reiterating
US unlikely to supply Ukraine with Tomahawk missiles
The United States is unlikely to supply Ukraine with long-range Tomahawk missiles, despite having a substantial stockpile of the weapons.
NATO Ukraine training center opens in Poland
A new training center for Ukrainian soldiers, Camp Jomsborg, has been established in southeastern Poland. The facility, constructed by Norwegian
Ukraine conflict fuels EU military startup boom and warfare tech testing
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has sparked a significant surge in investment in European military startups, with the battlefield serving