Politics
Trump administration considers financial payments to Greenlanders to persuade them to ally with the US
The White House is discussing the possibility of one-time payments to Greenlanders as part of plans to secede from Denmark and potentially join the United States.
Trump announces preparation of US ground operations against drug cartels in Mexico
US President Donald Trump has announced his intention to launch US ground operations against drug cartels in Mexico, claiming that they are responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths in the US every year.
Poland is preparing to hand over MiG-29 fighters to Ukraine after technical consultations
The transfer of Polish MiG-29s to Ukraine has already been agreed. The parties are completing technical consultations on the exchange of technological information. Deliveries may begin in February.
Mass protests in Minneapolis over fatal shooting of ICE agent
In Minneapolis, tens of thousands of people protested after a 37-year-old woman was shot by an ICE agent amid a large-scale deportation operation by the US authorities.
Britain plans to build Nightfall ballistic missiles for Ukraine with a range of over 480 km
The UK is developing long-range Nightfall ballistic missiles with a 200kg warhead for Ukraine, while simultaneously preparing troops for possible deployment after the ceasefire.
Kubilius calls on the EU to create a standing army of 100,000 troops and a European Security Council
The European Union should consider creating its own standing army of 100,000 troops and a European Security Council to be ready to replace the US contingent and make defence decisions faster, European Commissioner Andrius Kubilius has said.
Trump threatens to cut off support to Cuba and calls for a deal with the US
US President Donald Trump has said that Cuba will no longer receive oil and financial support from the outside and should conclude an agreement with Washington as soon as possible. His statement came against the backdrop of a new tough US policy towards Cuba and Venezuela.
The Epstein case: what you need to know
on 18 November 2025, the House of Representatives will vote on the disclosure of documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case. Donald Trump, who had previously opposed it, suddenly called on his party to support the initiative amid leaked emails and internal pressure.
London discusses deployment of troops to Greenland amid Trump's claims of threats from Russia and China
The UK, along with its European allies, is considering a NATO military mission in Greenland to strengthen Arctic security and reduce tensions over Donald Trump's statements.
Massive shelling of Kherson region and bad weather: there are wounded, destruction and difficult road situation
Russian troops shelled the Kherson region on a massive scale throughout the day, injuring civilians and damaging residential and social infrastructure, while police officers are working in an emergency mode to help drivers and ensure traffic safety due to snowfall.
Gilli says he would seek Putin's arrest for war crimes if possible
During his visit to Kyiv, British Defence Secretary John Healey said he would like to bring Vladimir Putin to justice for war crimes. His words came against the backdrop of Russia's massive missile and drone attacks on Ukraine.
European troops in Ukraine: what is known about possible deployment after the ceasefire
France and the United Kingdom have declared their readiness to send troops to Ukraine after the war is over. At the same time, the key question of US support in the event of a new Russian aggression remains open.
