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Georgian Dream Unveils New Wave of Protest Crackdowns
Hundreds of protesters have already been penalized with extortionate 5,000 lari ($1,835) fines for taking to the streets to peacefully demonstrate, while many others have been jailed.
Oct. 14, 2025
Zaporizhzhia-NPP
UN Nuclear Watchdog Pushes Local Ceasefire to Reconnect Zaporizhzhia Plant Power, Reports Say
A European diplomat told the AP that while Kyiv provided the requisite guarantees of safe passage for repair crews, Moscow failed to do so in time for the operation to begin on schedule.
Oct. 14, 2025
Russia
Frozen Russian Billions Seen as EU’s Best Bet to Sustain Ukraine Aid – Bloomberg
The EU is increasingly convinced that tapping around €200 billion ($232 billion) in frozen Russian central bank assets is the only option for sustainably funding Ukraine, according to Bloomberg.
Oct. 13, 2025
Zelensky
Zelensky, Trump to Meet Friday to Talk Weapons, Energy
The Ukrainian president confirmed on Monday that he is meeting his US counterpart following rare phone calls one day after another over the weekend between the two.
Updated: Oct. 13, 2025
War in Ukraine
Trump Says Witkoff ‘Had No Idea About Russia,’ ‘Wasn’t Too Interested’ Before Starting Peace Negotiations
The US president told a bizarre anecdote about a five-hour meeting between Steve Witkoff and Vladimir Putin as he lavished praise on the efforts of his special envoy.
Oct. 13, 2025
Zelensky
Zelensky Commission Moves to Strip Odesa Mayor Trukhanov of Ukrainian Citizenship
Trukhanov dismissed the move as “another provocation that has been going on since 2014,” insisting that he has never held Russian citizenship.
Oct. 13, 2025
Zelensky
Zelensky Tells NATO: Putin Can Be Forced to Make Peace - 'Like Any Other Terrorist'
Zelensky says that Putin aims to break Ukraine’s resistance, but can be forced to make peace. Urges urgent missile, air defense support before winter.
Oct. 13, 2025
US
OPINION: Rising Incidents at US and German Defense Plants Amid Global Tensions
From Tennessee to Berlin, a surge in accidents and sabotage reveals mounting strain on NATO’s defense supply chain.
Oct. 13, 2025
Ukraine
VAMPIRE Counter-Drone System to Build on Success in Ukraine
The manufacturer of the weapon system has announced that it is expanding the capability of the platform by the inclusion of additional “effectors” and sensors for land, sea, and airborne use.
Oct. 13, 2025
Legal
Ex-Audit Chief Warns Polish Intelligence Lacks Oversight
The lack of proper oversight might be linked to the recent pedophilia scandal in the Polish secret services.
Oct. 13, 2025
Russia
EU’s Kallas: Russia’s Economy Is Crumbling, But Kremlin ‘Gambling With War’
Speaking in Kyiv alongside Ukrainian FM, Kallas said “time was on Russia’s side for a while, but now it’s on Ukraine’s,” as she urged Europe to turn its economic power into military deterrence.
Oct. 13, 2025
Europe
German Spy Chief Says Russia Won’t Shy From Military Confrontation
Martin Jaeger, the head of Germany’s BND spy service, told lawmakers that Russia was determined to expand its sphere of influence further westward into Europe.
Oct. 13, 2025
Energy
SBU, Special Ops Drones Strike Feodosia Oil Terminal and Power Substations in Russian-Occupied Crimea
The same oil depot was also hit last week, a day before Russian President Vladimir Putin’s birthday, as part of a larger wave of drone attacks launched by Ukrainian forces against Russia.
Updated: Oct. 13, 2025
EU
EU’s Reparations Loan Plan ‘Takes Nothing From Euroclear or Russia,’ Lawyer Says
The EU’s reparations loan plan “takes nothing from Euroclear or Russia,” lawyer Jamison Firestone said in Kyiv. The plan swaps €176B ($191B) of frozen Russian cash for EU bonds.
Oct. 13, 2025
Aviation
Russian MiG-31 Air Refueling Makes Attack Launches on Ukraine Less Predictable
Images published on Saturday showed a MiG-31 air-refueling before a Kinzhal ballistic missile launch out of reach of Ukraine’s early warning systems – increasing unpredictability of attack.
Oct. 13, 2025
Russia
OPINION: The Imperial Test for the Russian Opposition
Many in the West long for a viable democratic alternative to the Putin regime. But the Chechen question remains a litmus test of genuine democratic maturity of the Russian opposition.
Oct. 13, 2025
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