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Europe’s hesitant resolveEurope chose an interest-free loan over frozen Russian assets. It didn’t drop the ball—but it didn’t play the game either. -
Putin said “no more wars if you respect us.” Criminologists have a name for this formula.Criminologists call it "neutralization." Hitler used it at the Reichstag in 1939. We caught Putin using it in 2015. He's still at it. -
Frontline report: Moscow’s Black Sea gamble threatens the partnership keeping its war economy afloatTurkish F-16 sends clear message after Russian strikes on Ankara-linked ships. -
Australia gives Ukraine 49 Abrams tanks. Now they must survive the drones.87% of the original US batch was destroyed in under two years. -
Russia’s last giant An-22 airlifter broke apart mid-flight. Its air force is next.A Russian air force An-22 that disintegrated near Moscow is indicative of deeper Russian dysfunction. -
Europe kicks the €210 billion question down the road—deadline: end-2027EU leaders told the Commission to keep trying. The deadline: end of 2027. -
Russia cuts rates to save businesses it’s about to crush with taxesThe governor who defended high rates as “economic Darwinism,” has just reversed course. -
“Neutral” Russians return to winter sports as Ukraine calls their status a fictionThree Russian athletes already barred. More face scrutiny before Milan-Cortina 2026. -
EU approves €90bn joint debt for Ukraine as reparations loan hits wallThree countries opt out amid Belgium standoff over frozen Russian assets. -
Markets shrug off EU’s Ukraine deal—analysts warn the calm may not lastEurope’s benchmark bonds barely moved. One analyst calls it “a risk for 2026 that is not priced in.” -
Europe’s drone scare forces a question: defend at home or arm Ukraine?A low-cost, low-risk gambit, with big potential upsides for Moscow. -
Frontline report: Ukraine opens new domain in Black Sea war with first successful underwater drone strike on docked submarineBy exploiting blind spots in Russia's surface-focused defenses, Ukraine's Sub Sea Baby reached a heavily guarded Novorossiysk pier - showing that stealth works both ways and nowhere is safe for Russian naval assets. -
Three days after Ukraine’s drone blast, Russia’s missile sub still hasn’t movedWhy hasn't the Russian submarine "Kolpino" moved in 3 days? Possibly because she's damaged, and can't move. -
Ukraine could save up to €100m a year on transfersIf parliament approves, Ukrainians could save €70-100mn annually on cross-border transfers. -
Zelenskyy warns EU: Denying frozen Russian funds weakens Ukraine and tempts PutinThe President speaks hours before the critical Brussels vote. -
Frontline report: Ukraine’s counteroffensive turns Kupiansk into a symbol of defianceWith Trump's peace negotiations looming, Ukraine’s stunning liberation of Kupiansk has dealt a blow to Moscow’s credibility and battlefield morale. -
Global protests demand end to Russia’s “human safari” as lawmakers propose new sanctions billDocumentary reaches U.S. Capitol as Ukrainians worldwide rally against drone terror -
Russian court jails 65-year-old teacher for “terrorism” after hiding Ukrainian soldierOccupation authorities accused her of aiding a plot to assassinate an occupation administration's member in occupied Donetsk, but she denied knowing about such activities. -
EU finally breaks with Russian gas: full ban on LNG set for 2026With wide support, MEPs pushed through legislation to phase out Russian gas imports by 2027 and committed to ban oil soon after.
