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European Union countries have approved an unprecedented plan to issue a 35-billion-euro ($37.2 billion) loan to support Ukraine's war-torn economy, using Russia's immobilized Central Bank assets as collateral.
The first ex-French Dassault Mirage 2000-5s are scheduled to arrive in Ukraine in early 2025.
On October 7, 10 memorial stones, engraved with the names, birthdates, and the date and place of murder of Nazi victims, were torn from their spots; Area has high percentage of far-right supporters, but authorities suspect vandalism carried out by immigrants from Muslim-majority countries
Péter Magyar termed Orbán’s 14-year rule as an era of “missed opportunities.”
The Ukrainian Defense Forces and the Security Service of Ukraine, successfully struck a Shahed UAV storage facility in Russia on 9 October.
Responsible for launching the October 7 attacks on Israel, Hamas leader Sinwar believes it is time to revive suicide bombings.
Investors disappointed after hoped-for policy plans by Beijing to stimulate economy failed to materialise
Trevor Reed, freed by Moscow in 2022 prisoner swap, found guilty in absentia of serving as mercenary
Months into Russia’s war in Ukraine, the United States had intelligence pointing to “highly sensitive, credible conversations inside the Kremlin” that Russian President Vladimir Putin was seriously considering using nuclear weapons to avoid major battlefield losses.
“No, that’s not true,” Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said when asked if Trump and Putin had spoken on the phone.
Strong pushback from European Commission president comes one month before grilling of future commissioners.
In September, Russian forces deployed chemical munitions against Ukraine 250 times, totaling 4,228 documented instances since the invasion began.
Heavy fortification of militarised border follows Kim warning that he could use nuclear weapons on Pyongyang’s enemies
In a sweeping assault igniting Russian military infrastructure across a 1,500-kilometer arc, Ukrainian forces struck strategic targets from occupied Crimea to the Urals, beginning with a devastating attack on Feodosia's port.