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Ukraine
OPINION: Sanctions at Home, Stage in London: The Shevtsova Case and the Limits of Compliance
A Ukrainian fintech executive sanctioned at home recently appeared as a speaker and her company as a sponsor at a major UK compliance event – raising questions about how compliance works in practice.
May 7, 2026
Russia
Italy’s UniCredit Sells Russian Subsidiary
UniCredit is among the last European banks still operating in Russia after Western sanctions over Moscow’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
May 7, 2026
Russia
Two Drones Crash in Latvia After Crossing From Russia
Residents reported hearing loud engine-like sounds overhead during the night, as well as flashes of light and explosion-like noises.
May 7, 2026
Poland
Poland May ‘Forgive’ Fico’s Moscow Trip if he Unblocks Ukraine Aid, Sikorski Says
The Slovak PM has used his EU veto to block aid to Kyiv and hamper sanctions on Russia.
May 7, 2026
War in Ukraine
9 May: Moscow Parade With no Tanks or Missiles
Russia will hold its annual military parade on 9 May commemorating the victory against Nazi Germany in 1945.
May 7, 2026
Russia
Military Logistics Hub Near Moscow Hit in Massive 347-Drone Blitz
The reported strike comes as Moscow tightens security ahead of the Victory Day celebrations, with authorities planning internet shutdowns, airport closures, and restrictions across the capital.
May 7, 2026
NATO
OPINION: A Cornered Rat Before Its Last Jump
Putin’s mystique has often been associated with the behavior of a cornered rat. Now it seems that rat is lashing out at a new iteration of NATO – one it had not foreseen.
May 7, 2026
Ukraine
Moscow Threatens Kyiv’s ‘Decision-Making Centers’ as Victory Day Fears Mount
Russia’s warning comes as Moscow scales back its May 9 parade and tightens security amid fears of Ukrainian drone strikes.
May 7, 2026
Ukraine
Ireland Joins First 5 Nations to Ratify Ukraine Claims Commission
Ireland has taken a major step toward becoming the fifth country to ratify the convention, with 20 more ratifications needed for the commission to begin operations.
May 7, 2026
Ukraine
Umerov, Witkoff Set for First High-Level Contact Since Iran War
The expected meeting comes as peace negotiations remain stalled over a 20-point plan, security guarantees for Ukraine, and Russia’s expansive territorial demands.
May 7, 2026
Ukraine
Ukraine Warns of Humanitarian Crisis in Russian‑Occupied Kherson Region
Kyiv says thousands remain trapped in occupied Kherson settlements with limited access to food, medicine, and evacuation routes.
May 6, 2026
US
Trump Issued Iran An Ultimatum to Accept Deal
Donald Trump has warned Iran to accept a deal or face intensified US bombing, even as Washington signals progress in ongoing negotiations.
May 6, 2026
Ukraine
Ceasefire Violations, Nuclear Missile Tests, and Putin’s Coup Rumors – Ukraine Latest, May 6
Zelensky’s response to Russia’s ceasefire violations, Russia’s plan to test nuclear-capable missiles, and potential breakthroughs in US-Iran war – updates from Ukraine and beyond
May 6, 2026
Ukraine
Several Regions in Russia Cancel Victory Day Parade Over Security Concerns
The move reflects heightened security risks in Russia amid ongoing war and disputed ceasefire proposals.
May 6, 2026
War in Ukraine
Protests as Venice Biennale Opens in Turmoil Over Russian Presence
The world’s largest contemporary art exhibition, which takes place every two years in the Italian canal city, has been hit by boycotts and threats to cut funding over Russia’s inclusion.
May 6, 2026
Europe
‘Europe Is Not Prepared for War’: Ihor ‘Batko’ Zhaloba on NATO, the EU, and Ukraine’s Role
Historian and veteran Ihor Zhaloba on why Europe still doesn't grasp the war, why NATO must reinvent itself, and what EU membership should really look like.
May 6, 2026
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