EU Commissioner for Democracy: serious concerns about rule of law situation in Hungary
EU Commissioner for Democracy: serious concerns about rule of law situation in Hungary
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Russian drone attacks dip in intensity after three nights of massive bombardment
Russian drone attacks dip in intensity after three nights of massive bombardment
Sweden to summon Israeli ambassador over Gaza
Sweden to summon Israeli ambassador over Gaza
Recent Ukraine attacks prove Russia not interested in peace, Denmark says
Recent Ukraine attacks prove Russia not interested in peace, Denmark says
Ukraine confirmed Chinese supplies to 20 Russian military plants, intelligence chief says
Ukraine confirmed Chinese supplies to 20 Russian military plants, intelligence chief says
Kremlin on Trump's remark about Putin being 'crazy': there is some emotional overload
Kremlin on Trump's remark about Putin being 'crazy': there is some emotional overload
Russia attacks Ukraine for third night in a row, Ukrainian officials say
Russia attacks Ukraine for third night in a row, Ukrainian officials say
Russia says it downs 96 Ukrainian drones, some Moscow airports halt flights
Russia says it downs 96 Ukrainian drones, some Moscow airports halt flights
Trump says he is not happy with Putin for bombing Ukraine
Trump says he is not happy with Putin for bombing Ukraine
Rival marches draw thousands in Warsaw ahead of presidential vote
Rival marches draw thousands in Warsaw ahead of presidential vote
Russia and Ukraine complete largest prisoner swap
Russia and Ukraine complete largest prisoner swap
Russia says it captures 3 more settlements in east Ukraine
Russia says it captures 3 more settlements in east Ukraine
Ukraine says 307 soldiers return home in POW swap with Russia
Ukraine says 307 soldiers return home in POW swap with Russia
Hungarian opposition leader Magyar walks to Romania, courting ethnic Hungarians
Hungarian opposition leader Magyar walks to Romania, courting ethnic Hungarians
Finland says two Russian military aircraft suspected of violating its airspace
Finland says two Russian military aircraft suspected of violating its airspace
North Macedonia wants EU, NATO at its talks to settle row with Bulgaria
North Macedonia wants EU, NATO at its talks to settle row with Bulgaria
Russia, Ukraine each free first 390 prisoners in start of war's biggest swap
Russia, Ukraine each free first 390 prisoners in start of war's biggest swap
Russia casts doubt over Vatican as possible venue for its talks with Ukraine
Russia casts doubt over Vatican as possible venue for its talks with Ukraine
EU says it has begun to ease sanctions on Kosovo
EU says it has begun to ease sanctions on Kosovo
Romanian top court rejects challenge to annul presidential election
Romanian top court rejects challenge to annul presidential election
Italy expects NATO to raise defence spending target to between 3.5% and 5% of GDP
Italy expects NATO to raise defence spending target to between 3.5% and 5% of GDP
UK and allies warn of Russian cyber activity targeting support to Ukraine
UK and allies warn of Russian cyber activity targeting support to Ukraine
Czech president pardons soldiers prosecuted in death of Afghan prisoner
Czech president pardons soldiers prosecuted in death of Afghan prisoner
Moscow mayor says air defences downed three approaching drones
Moscow mayor says air defences downed three approaching drones
Poland intervenes as Russian 'shadow fleet' ship spotted near power cable
Poland intervenes as Russian 'shadow fleet' ship spotted near power cable
Kremlin says Russia will defend its ships in the Baltic Sea with all means available
Kremlin says Russia will defend its ships in the Baltic Sea with all means available
Russia denies stalling peace talks, says no decision yet on venue
Russia denies stalling peace talks, says no decision yet on venue
Ukrainian military says it hit Russian semiconductor device plant
Ukrainian military says it hit Russian semiconductor device plant
China opposes EU's Russia-related sanctions on its firms, cites 'double standards'
China opposes EU's Russia-related sanctions on its firms, cites 'double standards'
European editors sign petition opposing Hungary's move against foreign-funded groups
European editors sign petition opposing Hungary's move against foreign-funded groups
Russia says Ukraine must decide if it will discuss peace accord memorandum
Russia says Ukraine must decide if it will discuss peace accord memorandum
Poland's far-right lays down demands to presidential hopefuls
Poland's far-right lays down demands to presidential hopefuls
UK hits Russia's military, financial, energy sectors with new sanctions
UK hits Russia's military, financial, energy sectors with new sanctions
Russia is only playing for time in Ukraine peace talks, Germany says
Russia is only playing for time in Ukraine peace talks, Germany says
Hungarian lawmakers approve bill to quit International Criminal Court
Hungarian lawmakers approve bill to quit International Criminal Court
Europeans to pressure Russia with sanctions, Germany says
Europeans to pressure Russia with sanctions, Germany says
After Putin call, Trump says Russia-Ukraine talks to begin 'immediately'
After Putin call, Trump says Russia-Ukraine talks to begin 'immediately'
Putin agrees with Trump to work with Ukraine on memorandum on possible peace accord
Putin agrees with Trump to work with Ukraine on memorandum on possible peace accord
Finland to use proceeds from frozen Russian assets to supply ammunition to Ukraine
Finland to use proceeds from frozen Russian assets to supply ammunition to Ukraine
Russia bans Amnesty International, which vows to redouble work on rights abuses
Russia bans Amnesty International, which vows to redouble work on rights abuses
EU leaders relieved after centrist beats pro-Trump rival to Romanian presidency
EU leaders relieved after centrist beats pro-Trump rival to Romanian presidency
Russian attacks kill elderly man and woman in Kherson, Ukraine says
Russian attacks kill elderly man and woman in Kherson, Ukraine says
