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World Briefing: January 17, 2025

By Michael Bociurkiw

3h ago

Russia

Russia and Iran to Sign ‘Partnership’ Pact

By AFP

7h ago

Ukraine

EBRD Prioritizes Infrastructure and Energy Security for Planned €1.5 Billion 2025 Investment in Ukraine

Despite finding the planning of investments in Ukraine difficult, EBRD’s plans for the coming year are steady, according to an interview with the bank’s representative by Bloomberg.

By Olena Hrazhdan

8h ago

Russia

‘We Need to Train Our Men’ – Russian Official Urges Mobilization Prep, Warns of War With the West by 2028

By Kyiv Post

8h ago

Ukraine

France, Norway Say Jet Fighter Deliveries to Ukraine ‘on Schedule’

By AFP

21h ago

Trump

Trump Reportedly Eyes Oil Sanctions as Leverage for Ukraine Peace Deal

The incoming US administration is considering good-faith measures to ease sanctions if things move forward. Or, if not, then harder sanctions to pressure Moscow, sources say.

By Kyiv Post

1h ago

Russia

‘We Need to Train Our Men’ – Russian Official Urges Mobilization Prep, Warns of War With the West by 2028

The deputy chairman of the Russian State Duma’s defense committee said it was crucial to improve military enlistment processes to address ‘long-term threats from the West.’

By Kyiv Post

8h ago

Ukraine

France, Norway Say Jet Fighter Deliveries to Ukraine ‘on Schedule’

France has agreed to provide Ukraine with an unspecified number of Mirage 2000-5s and Norway five F-16s

By AFP

21h ago

Ukraine

EBRD Prioritizes Infrastructure and Energy Security for Planned €1.5 Billion 2025 Investment in Ukraine

Despite finding the planning of investments in Ukraine difficult, EBRD’s plans for the coming year are steady, according to an interview with the bank’s representative by Bloomberg.

By Olena Hrazhdan

8h ago

Russia

‘We Need to Train Our Men’ – Russian Official Urges Mobilization Prep, Warns of War With the West by 2028

The deputy chairman of the Russian State Duma’s defense committee said it was crucial to improve military enlistment processes to address ‘long-term threats from the West.’

By Kyiv Post

8h ago

Ukraine

France, Norway Say Jet Fighter Deliveries to Ukraine ‘on Schedule’

France has agreed to provide Ukraine with an unspecified number of Mirage 2000-5s and Norway five F-16s

By AFP

21h ago

Featured

Trudeau’s Exit: Is Canada’s Support for Ukraine in Jeopardy?

Did Ukraine Just Break Russia? The Shocking Kursk Offensive Explained

Russia Is Losing the War in Ukraine: Former Trump Insider Speaks Out

North America

US Companies Lead Foreign Tax Contributions to Russia, Paying Over $1 Billion

Philip Morris International led the list, paying $220 million, followed by PepsiCo ($135 million), Mars ($99 million), and others such as Procter & Gamble, Mondelez, Citigroup, and Cargill.

By Kyiv Post

Jan. 13

Zelensky

‘There Should Be No Doubt Left in the World’ – Ukraine at War Update for Jan. 13

By Katie Livingstone

Jan. 13

Zelensky

‘There Should Be No Doubt Left in the World’ – Ukraine at War Update for Jan. 13

By Katie Livingstone

Jan. 13

War in Ukraine

What Happened in Ukraine This Week? Test Your Knowledge

By Katie Livingstone

Jan. 12

Ukraine

Trudeau’s Exit: Is Canada’s Support for Ukraine in Jeopardy?

By Jason Jay Smart

Jan. 10

War in Ukraine

‘A Man of Character’ – Ukraine at War Update for Jan. 10

By John Moretti

Jan. 10

War in Ukraine

What Happened in Ukraine This Week? Test Your Knowledge

By Katie Livingstone

Jan. 12

Ukraine

Trudeau’s Exit: Is Canada’s Support for Ukraine in Jeopardy?

By Jason Jay Smart

Jan. 10

War in Ukraine

‘A Man of Character’ – Ukraine at War Update for Jan. 10

By John Moretti

Jan. 10

War in Ukraine

‘A Man of Character’ – Ukraine at War Update for Jan. 10

Russia paid the Taliban $200K per coalition soldier killed; Carter funeral in Washington gathers five former US presidents and four first ladies, as a president’s “character” is called into question.

By John Moretti

Jan. 10

Düsseldorf’s Rheinmetall Rumbles Towards Dominance of Ukrainian Arms Production

As the American weapons manufacturers bow out, Germany’s top arms producer is stepping in, sending DAX share prices skyrocketing.

By Stefan Korshak

Jan. 8

Europe

Ukraine

Ukraine and Poland’s Leaders Discuss ‘Real’ Security Guarantees

By TVP World

1d ago

War in Ukraine

What Happened in Ukraine This Week? Test Your Knowledge

By Katie Livingstone

Jan. 12

Ukraine

Meloni ‘Expresses Solidarity’ for Ukraine, Strengthening Defense Commitment with Zelensky

By Kyiv Post

Jan. 10

Eastern Europe

NATO

Nord Stream Mystery: Finland, NATO, and the Hybrid War with Russia

Chuck Pfarrer, former squadron leader of SEAL Team 6, on Russia’s Baltic plot

By Chuck Pfarrer

1d ago

Energy

Czechs Complete Pipeline to Replace Russian Oil Supply

By AFP

2d ago

Poland

Polish Opposition Presidential Candidate Sees Ukraine Neither in NATO Nor in the EU

Rekindling animosity over the 1943 Volhynia massacres, Polish presidential candidate Karol Nawrocki of the right-wing Law and Justice party says he does not see Ukraine in either NATO or the EU.

By Kyiv Post

Jan. 10

Poland

Polish Agricultural Orgs Set to Protest Again

By Kyiv Post

Jan. 2

Middle East

Russia

Russian Ships Blocked From Entering Naval Base in Syria, Stranding Troops, Weapons

By Stefan Korshak

2d ago

Russia

Update: Russian Rescue Flotilla to Syria Still Far From Destination

By Kyiv Post

Jan. 1

Biden

Israel and Hamas Agree to Gaza Ceasefire After 15 Months of War, Over 60,000 Killed

Israel and Hamas have finally reached a ceasefire and hostage release deal after talks mediated by Qatar, Egypt, and the US, marking a potential end to the bloodiest war to mar the region in decades.

By Kyiv Post

1d ago

Asia