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Meloni Warns EU: Use of Russian Assets Must Stay Within Law
As the war in Ukraine grinds on and Western funding fatigue sets in, the European Union is exploring new ways to support Kyiv. The...
NATO Warns: Russia Held Back, But Hybrid Threats Still Loom
NATO’s deterrence efforts appear to be working for now. After Russian drones entered Polish airspace and fighter jets violated Estonia’s skies last month, the...
Meloni’s Three-Year Mark: Stability Over Reform in Italy
Giorgia Meloni, Italy’s first female prime minister, has reached her third year in power a rare milestone in a country known for rapid government...
Poland Arrests Eight Over Suspected Russian-Linked Sabotage Plot
Polish authorities have detained eight individuals suspected of preparing acts of sabotage across the country, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Tuesday. The arrests...
Defiant Sarkozy Heads to Jail, Marking Historic Fall for Former French President
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy will begin serving a five-year prison sentence on Tuesday after being convicted of conspiring to secure illegal campaign funds...
Japan Balances U.S. Pressure and Energy Needs on Russian Imports
Japan’s Trade Minister Yoji Muto said Tokyo will act “in the national interest” while coordinating closely with global partners as it navigates mounting U.S....
German Governing Coalition’s Internal Divisions Threaten Reform Agenda
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is facing challenges in implementing key policies on pensions and military service, raising concerns about political instability in Germany. Merz's...
Ukraine Pursuing Massive Air Defense Buildup with 25 Patriots
Ukraine is set to buy 25 Patriot air defense systems, as announced by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. This would greatly enhance Ukraine's ability to defend...
UK Drafts Law Letting Soldiers Open Fire on Unidentified Drones
The UK government is drafting legislation to grant troops new authority to shoot down unidentified drones posing threats to military bases, Defence Minister John...
EU’s Kallas Slams Potential Putin Visit to Hungary: ‘Not Nice’
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas criticised the prospect of Russian President Vladimir Putin visiting Hungary, saying it would be “not nice” for...