International Relations
Kurdish forces leave Aleppo after bloody fighting and truce agreement
After several days of fierce clashes in Syria's Aleppo, Kurdish units agreed to withdraw to stop the escalation and to evacuate civilians and the wounded.
Ministers believe UK can legally stop shadow fleet tankers
The UK has established a legal basis for detaining tankers linked to sanctioned countries. Exploration of new military options and enhanced control could change the situation on the waters.
Trump admits frustration with Ukraine talks and explains his stance on Putin
A peace agreement between Kyiv and Moscow was planned much earlier, but the negotiations reached a deadlock.
Russian buckwheat overtakes Canadian buckwheat: an unexpected leader in US supplies
Formally, it is a record, but in fact it is a curiosity that is already being used by Russian propaganda.
The Russian contingent is trapped: Transnistria is in complete isolation
The joint actions of Ukraine and Moldova cut off all supply channels to the separatist region, leaving the Russian military without logistical support and dramatically changing the balance of power in the region.
400 million for winter and defence: Norway steps up support for Ukraine
Against the backdrop of Russia's energy strikes, Oslo has announced a new large-scale aid package that will support Ukrainian cities, the budget and air defence.
Rheinmetall to start supplying Lynx infantry fighting vehicles to Ukraine in early 2026
The first Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicles are to be delivered to Ukraine by the German company Rheinmetall in early 2026. Germany is sponsoring the contract, which was signed in December 2025.
The US may lift some sanctions on Venezuela to restore oil exports
Washington may ease sanctions against Venezuela as early as next week to open up oil sales lines. The US is also seeking to resume cooperation with Caracas with the IMF and the World Bank.
Cuba responds sharply to US calls for a "deal"
Cuban President Miguel Díaz Canel has criticised Donald Trump's demands to conclude a deal with the United States. Havana reiterated the country's sovereignty and accused Washington of years of economic pressure.
Senator Graham threatens Iran's supreme leader and calls on Trump to take tough action
US Senator Lindsey Graham said that President Donald Trump is ready to use force against Iran's leadership if the crackdown on protests continues. The number of deaths and detainees in Tehran is growing.
Trump considers options for US military intervention in Iran amid bloody protests
Donald Trump's administration is analysing military and non-military scenarios to influence Iran after hundreds of victims during the protests. These include strikes on security forces, cyberattacks, sanctions and support for protesters.
NATO as a fuse: Europe seeks to curb Trump's appetite for Greenland
After Donald Trump's loud statements about the possible seizure of Greenland, European allies are discussing the deployment of NATO forces on the island to prevent a military scenario.
