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Stoltenberg 'confident' US will stay committed to NATO after election

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg is "confident" the US will stay committed to the military alliance after November's presidential election, despite Republican frontrunner Donald Trump's threat to allies.

Ukraine

Moscow 'to falsify' votes in occupied Ukrainian regions

ISW continues to assess that the Kremlin and Russia-installed occupation officials intend to falsify votes in support of Russian President Vladimir Putin and fabricate a large voter turnout in an attempt to legitimize Russia’s occupation of Ukraine to the international community.

Business

European arms imports nearly double while Russian exports plunge

Much of the growth in arms imports by European countries between 2019 and 2023 is due to the massive transfers of weapons to Ukraine in 2022 and 2023, according to a recent study.

Ukraine

Italian NGO helps re-home Ukrainian refugees

Nearly 900 Ukrainians from Lviv have found temporary accommodation in Italy.

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World News

Talks between Polish farmers and government reach dead end

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk failed to reach an agreement with Polish farmers to end protests against Ukrainian agricultural imports.

Ukraine

Russia and Ukraine both report overnight drone attacks

The General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces and the Russian Ministry of Defence both reported overnight drone attacks on Saturday morning.

Ukraine

Ukrainian families forced to evacuate in Kharkiv region

Several people have died in the past 24 hours due to Russian attacks across the territory.

Ukraine

Women soldiers have to fight to get to the frontline in Ukraine

Although one out of five soldiers serving in the Ukrainian army are women, they say they struggle to reach the frontline.

Ukraine

UK to provide 10k drones to Kyiv, Zaluzhnyi to become ambassador

All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.

Poland

Poland sees its most violent farmers' protest yet

Numerous EU countries have seen furious protests against the bloc's agricultural policies and the effect of Ukrainian grain imports.

Europe News

Ukraine's accession could cost €136 billion to EU budget: Report

Ukraine's potential accession into the European Union could have an impact of between €110 billion and €136 billion on the bloc's seven-year budget, according to a new report by the Bruegel think tank.

World News

The Ukrainian army says it has destroyed Russian drones

The Ukrainian army has announced that it has shot down 38 of the 42 drones launched by the Russian army over several regions of its territory.

Germany

Euroviews. Germany's Olaf Scholz has become a major problem for Ukraine

Between leaked recordings, loose-lipped press conferences and confused policy, the German chancellor is in serious trouble.

Czech Republic

Czech and French leaders pledge support for Ukraine

French President Emmanuel Macron and his Czech counterpart Petr Pavel agree to send support to Ukraine, but rule out sending combat troups.

Europe News

Ministers agree to extend gas saving policy through 2024

With no end in sight to president Putin’s war on Ukraine, European energy ministers have agreed to extend for a second year voluntary measures to keep natural gas demand across the EU to at least 15% below pre-invasion levels, and discussed ways to end lingering dependence on Russian gas.

Europe News

Putin will be tried for war crimes, Ukraine's prosecutor general vows

Ukraine's prosecutor general Andriy Kostin has said Russian President Vladimir Putin will be "prosecuted and tried" for atrocities committed in Ukraine.

Europe News

Von der Leyen sets out defence strategy

The new plans won’t see direct weapon purchases, nor offer lavish funding previously promised by officials.

Europe News

Solve farmers' woes to overcome prejudice against Ukraine: trade envoy

Ukraine's trade representative says Polish farmers' grievances must be addressed on a rational, product-by-product basis to avoid unfair prejudice against the war-torn nation.

Russia

German government rejects that ambassador was summoned by Moscow

The German government has denied that their ambassador was summoned to Moscow, but instead that the appointment was planned in advance.

Russia

Russia likely suffered 355,000 caualties in Ukraine: UK MoD

The UK Ministry of Defence said the number of dead and wounded reflects Moscow's commitment to "attritional warfare".