International Relations
Czech Republic between solidarity and warnings: Pavel supports loan to Ukraine, government focuses on weapons
Czech President calls EU loan to Ukraine an investment in Europe's security and expresses willingness to contribute to funding, while Prague government avoids guarantees but continues military support for Kyiv
Umerov announces new round of consultations on security and war in the US
Ukrainian delegation, together with European partners, starts talks with the US on further steps to ensure Ukraine's security
In Warsaw, Zelenskyy announced a new stage of relations with Poland and outlined key security signals
The visit to Warsaw, defence cooperation, threats from Belarus and EU financial support were the main topics of the talks
Australia secretly handed over all 49 Abrams tanks to Ukraine via Poland
Last batch of 12 Australian M1A1 Abrams delivered to Ukraine after months of covert operations and complex logistics
Navrotsky calls Zelensky's visit to Warsaw bad news for Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to Poland strengthened coordination between Warsaw and Kyiv on security issues and sent a signal of unity to the entire region
Hungary and Slovakia refuse to sign EU summit conclusions on Ukraine
Two countries did not support the European Council's decision on a €90bn loan to Ukraine in 2026-2027
Estonia does not rule out closing border with Russia after Narva incident
Following the illegal border crossing by Russian border guards, the Estonian government will review the threat assessment and consider options for restricting traffic
Republican senators call on Trump to hand over all Russian assets frozen in the US to Ukraine
The letter to the White House calls for the confiscation of about $5 billion in the US and the unblocking of more than $160 billion in Russian assets in the EU to support Ukraine
EU agrees €90bn financial support for Ukraine for 2026-2027
The European Union has decided to provide Ukraine with 90 billion euros of funding for two years through a joint borrowing mechanism, the funds will cover military and budgetary needs, and Kyiv will repay the loan only after Russia pays reparations
Zelensky in Brussels: Air defence without missiles, the risk of a $50bn deficit and the fight for Russia's frozen assets
In Brussels, the President of Ukraine outlined the key challenges for the country in 2026. These include a shortage of missiles for air defence, the threat of a financial deficit of up to $50 billion, the need for a reparations loan from Russian assets, and different positions with partners on Donbas, NATO and pressure on Russia
Britain extends sanctions against Russia's oil industry
London adds 24 more entries to the sanctions list, including key Russian oil companies and five individuals
Venezuela demands UN Security Council meeting over "US aggression"
Caracas officially addressed the UN Security Council with a demand to discuss the US' "persistent acts of aggression", including the blockade of oil tankers
