Exclusive-Poland to start producing anti-personnel mines to lay along eastern border
Exclusive-Poland to start producing anti-personnel mines to lay along eastern border
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Italy's Meloni says using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine 'far from easy' ahead of EU summit
Italy's Meloni says using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine 'far from easy' ahead of EU summit
EU talks to fund Ukraine with Russian assets make progress, key decisions seen Thursday
EU talks to fund Ukraine with Russian assets make progress, key decisions seen Thursday
Germany wraps up Patriot air defence mission in Poland
Germany wraps up Patriot air defence mission in Poland
Bosnian police detain two officials over deadly retirement home fire
Bosnian police detain two officials over deadly retirement home fire
Russia is main threat to peace in Euro-Atlantic area, eight northern and eastern European countries say
Russia is main threat to peace in Euro-Atlantic area, eight northern and eastern European countries say
UK to review foreign interference in politics after ex-Reform member's Russia bribery case
UK to review foreign interference in politics after ex-Reform member's Russia bribery case
Zelenskiy says Russia must be held responsible for 'crime of aggression'
Zelenskiy says Russia must be held responsible for 'crime of aggression'
European states flanking Russia push to keep defence high on EU agenda
European states flanking Russia push to keep defence high on EU agenda
Netherlands will host International Claims Commission for Ukraine, minister says
Netherlands will host International Claims Commission for Ukraine, minister says
Polish student detained over suspected Christmas market attack plot
Polish student detained over suspected Christmas market attack plot
Europe launches international commission for Ukraine war damages
Europe launches international commission for Ukraine war damages
Ukraine says underwater drones hit submarine, but Moscow denies damage
Ukraine says underwater drones hit submarine, but Moscow denies damage
Serbia's prosecutor files to indict minister in connection with Kushner project
Serbia's prosecutor files to indict minister in connection with Kushner project
EU imposes sanctions on oil traders with links to Russia's shipping network
EU imposes sanctions on oil traders with links to Russia's shipping network
European drone wall, other 'flagship' defence projects at risk in EU power struggle
European drone wall, other 'flagship' defence projects at risk in EU power struggle
Romania's government survives no-confidence vote over reform plans
Romania's government survives no-confidence vote over reform plans
Ukraine strikes Russian oil infrastructure in Caspian Sea for third time, source says
Ukraine strikes Russian oil infrastructure in Caspian Sea for third time, source says
EU's von der Leyen, NATO's Rutte join Ukraine talks in Berlin
EU's von der Leyen, NATO's Rutte join Ukraine talks in Berlin
Azerbaijan's Aliyev plans a large-scale prisoner amnesty, Azertac reports
Azerbaijan's Aliyev plans a large-scale prisoner amnesty, Azertac reports
Vast majority of Ukrainians reject major peace concessions, poll finds
Vast majority of Ukrainians reject major peace concessions, poll finds
Slovak woman killed in Bondi Beach mass shooting, president says
Slovak woman killed in Bondi Beach mass shooting, president says
Thousands of Romanians protest against judicial abuses
Thousands of Romanians protest against judicial abuses
Czech president appoints Prime Minister Babis' government
Czech president appoints Prime Minister Babis' government
EU broadens Belarus sanctions to include hybrid activity
EU broadens Belarus sanctions to include hybrid activity
Thousands march in Hungary in protest over child abuse scandal
Thousands march in Hungary in protest over child abuse scandal
US says Belarus agreed to stop balloon flyovers into Lithuania
US says Belarus agreed to stop balloon flyovers into Lithuania
Belarusian opposition politician Maria Kalesnikava freed by authorities, report says
Belarusian opposition politician Maria Kalesnikava freed by authorities, report says
Lukashenko frees Nobel winner Bialiatski and key Belarus opposition figures in deal with US
Lukashenko frees Nobel winner Bialiatski and key Belarus opposition figures in deal with US
Ukraine hits Russian oil infrastructure in Caspian for second time
Ukraine hits Russian oil infrastructure in Caspian for second time
Slovak lawmakers scuffle as parliament revises laws on whistleblowers, witnesses
Slovak lawmakers scuffle as parliament revises laws on whistleblowers, witnesses
Berlin summons Russian ambassador over increase in hybrid attacks
Berlin summons Russian ambassador over increase in hybrid attacks
Hungarian police propose charges against Budapest mayor over banned Pride march
Hungarian police propose charges against Budapest mayor over banned Pride march
Finland to procure AMRAAM missiles from the US
Finland to procure AMRAAM missiles from the US
Zelenskiy visits Kupiansk as Ukraine retakes parts of frontline town
Zelenskiy visits Kupiansk as Ukraine retakes parts of frontline town
Romanian judges, prosecutors denounce systemic judicial abuses, president wants consultations
Romanian judges, prosecutors denounce systemic judicial abuses, president wants consultations
Analysis-Ukraine fails to fill key posts as corruption scandal lingers
Analysis-Ukraine fails to fill key posts as corruption scandal lingers
Hungary protests 'unlawful' step by EU to freeze Russian assets, Orban says
Hungary protests 'unlawful' step by EU to freeze Russian assets, Orban says
Ukraine says it hit two Russian ships transporting military equipment in Caspian Sea
Ukraine says it hit two Russian ships transporting military equipment in Caspian Sea
Kremlin suggests it may not like new Ukraine peace proposals after recent U.S.-Ukraine talks
Kremlin suggests it may not like new Ukraine peace proposals after recent U.S.-Ukraine talks
Russia attacked energy facilities in southern Ukrainian Odesa region, officials say
Russia attacked energy facilities in southern Ukrainian Odesa region, officials say
Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo to send trophy back in protest over Israel's participation
Swiss Eurovision winner Nemo to send trophy back in protest over Israel's participation
Slovak president vetoes bill weakening whistleblower protection that raises EU concerns
Slovak president vetoes bill weakening whistleblower protection that raises EU concerns
