International Relations
Ukraine gives a large lithium deposit to a consortium of Trump-linked investors for development
A Ukrainian government commission has selected the winner of a tender to develop the state-owned Dobra lithium deposit. Investors include billionaire Ronald S. Lauder, a longtime acquaintance of Donald Trump, and TechMet, a company partially affiliated with the US government investment agency.
Sweden reveals details of the effectiveness of Archer howitzers at the front in Ukraine
Ukrainian artillerymen have called the Swedish Archer one of the most effective systems in the fight against Russian troops, capable of hitting targets tens of kilometres away.
Czech Republic confirms continuation of 'shell initiative' during visit of Foreign Minister to Kyiv
The newly appointed Czech Foreign Minister confirmed further military support for Ukraine and readiness to deepen defence cooperation.
Prime Minister of Scotland declares readiness to send troops to Ukraine in case of peace
Scottish Prime Minister John Swinney said he was ready to support the deployment of Scottish troops to Ukraine as part of a peacekeeping mission, provided a peace agreement is acceptable to Ukrainians. He also expressed concern about the future of NATO.
Trump hints at US readiness to defend Ukraine - but with an important condition
The US President said he could support security guarantees for Ukraine, but only if Russia does not dare to invade again.
George Maloney sharply rejects the idea of a US military takeover of Greenland
The Italian prime minister said that Washington's military pressure on Greenland would not benefit anyone and could undermine Western unity.
The US takes control of Venezuela's oil sector: risks for China and a new balance of power
After the ouster of Nicolas Maduro, the United States declared its interim administration of Venezuela and control over its oil industry. The situation poses serious risks to Chinese investors and has broader geopolitical implications.
US continues to intercept oil tankers in campaign against sanctions on Venezuelan oil
The US Coast Guard has boarded a Venezuelan-linked oil tanker for the fifth time as part of its campaign to block oil exports. The operations exacerbate geopolitical tensions and have important implications for the global energy market.
Trump says that only his own morality determines the limits of his presidential power
In an interview with The New York Times, Donald Trump said that he was defining the limits of US use of force by setting aside international law and treaties. His position has raised concerns about NATO, Ukraine and global security.
The US takes control of Venezuela's oil: Russia risks losing billions, Ukraine puts additional pressure on the Kremlin
After the overthrow of Nicolas Maduro's regime and the establishment of US control over Venezuela's oil industry, Russia could lose up to $17 billion in investments. Changes in the oil market could weaken the Kremlin's financial capabilities and have important implications for Ukraine.
Venezuela begins releasing political prisoners after change of power
The new Venezuelan leaders announced the release of political prisoners - foreigners, including Spanish citizens, were among the first to be released.
Sibiga called the alleged use of Oreshnik near the EU and NATO borders a global threat and called for a tough response
Ukraine's Foreign Minister said that Russia's alleged use of Oreshnyk in the Lviv region poses a serious threat to security on the European continent and is a test for the transatlantic community.
