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Moldova is sending Ukraine a new package of humanitarian aid to overcome the energy crisis, and during a meeting in Kyiv, the parties agreed to deepen cooperation in energy, infrastructure and joint movement towards the European Union.
This week, the European Parliament will make a key decision on financial support for Ukraine, which should secure long-term assistance amid the war and energy crisis.
Russia`s war against Ukraine and changes in the US approach to European security are creating a new reality in which Europe is forced to seek greater autonomy and prepare for long-term threats.
The Russian authorities are using limited cross-border attacks in northern Ukraine as a tool of information influence, attempting to convince Western partners of an allegedly critical deterioration of the situation on the front line.
In Japan's snap parliamentary elections, the nationalist Liberal Democratic Party won a decisive victory, giving Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi a strong mandate to continue the government's course.
The most vulnerable residents of the Desnianskyi district of Kyiv received humanitarian aid after a Russian missile attack on 3 February left some homes without heating.
The United States and Ukraine are discussing an ambitious scenario for ending the war as early as spring, but key differences over territory and security guarantees make such a timeline unrealistic.
Russia has refused to hand over control of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant to the United States as part of a possible peace settlement and insists on managing the facility itself.
During a meeting with US Vice President Jay D. Vance in Milan, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasised that shared Western values are the foundation of cooperation between Europe and the United States.
Chinese scientists are positioning the new 20-gigawatt development as the world`s first compact microwave system that could seriously disrupt the operation of low-orbit satellites, including Starlink.
From 24 February, Estonia will temporarily suspend night-time car traffic through the Luhamaa and Koidula border crossing points due to security risks and a sharp drop in passenger traffic. The authorities explain the decision by the need to redirect resources to strengthen border security.
In January, amid massive Russian shelling and severe frosts, Ukraine received missiles for air defence systems, generators and hundreds of millions of euros and dollars from its partners for energy restoration and humanitarian needs.
