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Ukrainian delegation to brief US senators amid Russia sanctions push
Michel Barnier slams ‘authoritarian drift’ in Brussels under Ursula von der Leyen
The former French prime minister feels the Commission president sidelined him in the endgame of Brexit negotiations.
Hegseth to skip Ukraine meeting at NATO headquarters
The absence of the U.S. defense secretary marks the first time in the Ukraine Defense Contact Group’s history that an American defense chief misses the monthly meeting.
Britain’s in a legal minefield as it tries to hand Abramovich billions to Ukraine
A punchy threat to sue the former Chelsea F.C. owner masks a much more complicated legal picture.
Ukraine launches explosive underwater attack on Crimean bridge
Kyiv strikes Russian infrastructure in increasingly daring raids.
UK threatens to sue Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich over Chelsea sale funds
British government says it’s “deeply frustrated” that no deal has been reached with the tycoon.
Die Diätenerhöhung im Bundestag und die Frage nach Gerechtigkeit
Nach der größten Erhöhung der Abgeordnetendiäten im vergangenen Jahr soll es an diesem Donnerstag im Bundestag erneut um eine Anhebung der Vergütung für Parlamentarier gehen. Rasmus Buchsteiner …
The game plan of Zelenskyy’s powerful chief of staff
Zelenskyy’s chief of staff is accused of being a ruthless political operator. What are his ambitions?
Britain prepares for war (just don’t ask about the cost)
A stark official report says “state conflict has returned to Europe” — but a fight is raging over the cash-strapped Keir Starmer government response.
New Russia-Ukraine talks yield another large POW swap — but no ceasefire
The Monday summit between Moscow and Kyiv came a day after Ukraine’s drone attacks knocked out dozens of aircraft on Russian soil.
Poland’s Tusk gets Trumped
New President Karol Nawrocki will act to stymie PM Donald Tusk’s attempts at reform.
Von der Leyen welcomes US senators’ bid to pile sanctions pressure on Putin
European Commission chief meets key Republican foreign policy hawk Lindsey Graham.
Die Neuerfindung der Julia Klöckner
Das noch recht neue Bundestagspräsidium und seine ebenfalls neue Bundestagspräsidentin wollen strenger durchgreifen und für mehr Disziplin sorgen. Zwischenrufe um der reinen Provokation willen, Fragen nach der …
UK has fingers in its ears over Trump’s defense threat
Britain’s political leaders are refusing to engage with suggestions that the country’s security calculation might be changing.
Ukraine says it hit dozens of Russian bombers in daring drone attack
The assault came the day before Russia-Ukraine negotiations are set to take place in Istanbul.
Bridge blasts in Russian regions near Ukraine ahead of planned peace talks
Russian authorities said the explosions would be investigated as potential acts of terrorism.
China slams Macron over ‘unacceptable’ comments on Taiwan and Ukraine
French president warned that unchecked Russian aggression in Ukraine could set a precedent in Asia.
EU’s Kallas welcomes Trump’s ‘tough love’ on arms spending
“It’s love nonetheless, so it’s better than no love,” EU’s chief diplomat says at a defense forum in Singapore.
How to watch the Polish presidential election like a pro
The decisive vote will have a dramatic impact far beyond the country.
Macron to China: Keep North Korea out of Ukraine war or risk NATO coming to Asia
French president delivers veiled warning to Beijing during speech in Singapore.
Kremlin grins as Trump’s envoy signals no eastward NATO expansion
Vladimir Putin’s got a fair point, Keith Kellogg indicates.
Ukraine slams Russia for stalling peace talks ahead of planned second meeting
Kyiv insists on seeing the Kremlin’s peace memorandum before the suggested session in Istanbul on Monday.
Germany’s army needs up to 260,000 troops, says top military unionist
That figure would be a sharp increase from the government’s official target of 203,000.