International Relations
Airspace Under Threat: EU to Invest in Moldova’s Air Defense
The European Union is responding to growing security threats in the region. Brussels will allocate €20 million to strengthen Moldova’s air defense following another violation of its airspace by Russian drones.
Russian Ministry of Justice Declares Human Rights Watch “Undesirable” and Expands List of “Foreign Agents”
Pressure on human rights defenders and dissent in Russia continues to intensify. The Russian Ministry of Justice has officially added the international human rights organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) to its list of “undesirable” entities. The register of “foreign agents” has also been expanded — it now includes journalists, civic activists, and the independent media outlet Doxa.
EU Affirms Zelensky’s Democratic Legitimacy Amid Kremlin Claims
The European Union has responded to the Kremlin’s claims about Volodymyr Zelensky’s legitimacy, stressing that the President of Ukraine was elected democratically and remains a key partner in efforts to resolve the war.
New Controversy: Trump Publicly Insults Journalist at Press Conference
During a media briefing, U.S. President Donald Trump sharply reacted to a reporter’s question about the previous administration’s immigration policy, interrupting her mid-sentence and calling her “stupid.”
After the Washington Shooting: Trump Promises Radical Changes to U.S. Immigration Policy
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that his administration intends to “permanently” halt migration from countries he referred to as the “third world.” The statement came after a shooting in Washington, D.C., in which an Afghan citizen is the main suspect.
British Diplomat in Vienna: The Kremlin Talks About Negotiations but Keeps Bombing
During the meeting of the OSCE Permanent Council in Vienna, the United Kingdom stated that only Ukrainians should determine the future of their country, and that any peace agreement must include security mechanisms capable of protecting Ukraine from further Russian aggression.
Kyiv responded to Orbán's demand to stop EU financial aid to Ukraine
Ukraine expected a harsh statement from Viktor Orbán regarding financial support for Kyiv, but continues negotiations with the European Union, officials assure.
Trump explained Vitkoff's words about "selling Ukraine to Russia": "That's how negotiations work"
After the recording of the conversation between US special envoy Steve Vitkoff and Putin's advisor Yuri Ushakov was made public, President Donald Trump commented on the situation and called such rhetoric "ordinary negotiation practice."
"This is a fake": Rubio and Vance accused American media of lying about Trump's position
A debate has erupted in the USA following a publication about a supposed conflict within Donald Trump's team regarding the war in Ukraine — two high-ranking officials publicly denied any disagreements.
Timothy Snyder: peace on Russia's terms – a direct path to nuclear war
Despite massive attacks on Ukrainian cities, signals have appeared about possible agreements between Washington and Moscow regarding the terms of "peace." However, experts warn: concessions to the Kremlin do not stop the war — they make it global.
Moldova reported the infiltration of six UAVs: one hit a dwelling
During the massive attack by the Russian Federation on Ukraine, Moldova's surveillance systems detected six drones, one of which fell onto the roof of a residential building.
Secret agreement in Geneva: copies of the document were left to only two people
Copies of the new US peace plan were kept only for delegation leaders — to prevent leaks, other copies were taken immediately after the negotiations in Geneva.
