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NATO
Victory in the March 15-17 contest will allow Putin to stay in the Kremlin until at least 2030, longer than any Russian leader since Catherine the Great in the 18th century.
Mar. 14
Ukraine
Members of the European Parliament have endorsed the renewal of trade liberalization measures for Moldova up to July 24, 2025, but the extension with Ukraine is subject to revisions.
Mar. 14
Ukraine
The move comes as the European Commission prepares to renew from June the duty-free status for Ukrainian products, while also proposing various safeguard measures.
Mar. 14
War in Ukraine
EU agrees on €5B Kyiv allocation; Death toll from drone attack on Sumy stands at two; White House brushes off Putin’s latest nuke threats; Spetsnaz units said to conduct raids on right bank of Dnipro
Mar. 14
EU
Lawmakers argued that Brussels had caved in to Orban's "blackmail" in order to secure Orban's support for Ukraine entering EU talks.
Mar. 12
G-7
EU officials said Kyiv might receive profits generated from frozen Russian assets held at the Euroclear depository as early as July this year, though some members will likely oppose the proposal.
Mar. 12
US
Kubrakov's spokeswoman, Yulia Vernyhor, confirmed the statement with Kyiv Post without specifying the timeframes for flights’ resumption.
Mar. 11
Ukraine
Polish farmers have legitimate reasons for protesting. But the source of prices remaining low is largely Russia, which tries to ensure Kyiv and Brussels get blamed.
Mar. 11
War in Ukraine
With European parliamentary elections approaching, pro-Russian social media posts support far-right and nationalist parties with false claims that Ukraine's refugees are criminals and welfare cheats.
Mar. 10
War in Ukraine
Ukraine will receive the first tranche of EUR 4.5 billion under the Ukraine Facility program in March, and the second tranche of EUR 1.5 billion will be disbursed in April.
Mar. 8
Ukraine
The sharp increase in imports of food from Ukraine into the EU has been a controversial issue for months, and one of the main drivers of the farmers’ protests in Eastern European countries.
Mar. 8
China
The Chinese delegation’s visit is part of Beijing’s “shuttle diplomacy” tour in an attempt to negotiate peace between Kyiv and Moscow, but Kyiv’s response might’ve been met with cold indifference.
Mar. 8
War in Ukraine
The EU Commission has presented a new strategy and legislative proposal for the European defence industry.
Mar. 8
Ukraine
The latest escalation of the Polish farmers’ protest saw mass protests in Warsaw outside Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s office, though Ukraine had already conceded to the demands.
Mar. 6
War in Ukraine
"We must take more responsibility for our own security, while, of course, remaining fully committed to our NATO alliance," said European Commission Vice President Margrethe Vestager.
Mar. 5
War in Ukraine
At a press conference after a Paris meeting of EU leaders, Macron said that while there was no consensus about sending troops to Ukraine, given the dynamic unfolding, nothing could be ruled out.
Mar. 5
Our European leaders don't seem to do longer term national security strategy, and have constantly mis-calculated on Russia policy.
Apr. 27