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US returns to Ramstein with warnings for Russia—and empty hands for Ukraine
At least half of NATO's 32 allies have committed to buy American weapons for Ukraine and 19 total…
UK delivers 85,000 drones to Ukraine in six months, warns allies must outpace Putin
UK's £600 million investment delivers 85,000 drones to Ukraine as Defense Secretary warns NATO must accelerate production
One oligarch bet $7 billion on Russia winning fast. Georgia is paying the price.
Three years later, he's trapped—dismantling Georgian democracy to prove Moscow loyalty as Ukraine still fights.
Trump threatens Tomahawk missiles for Ukraine if Putin refuses to end war
Tomahawk talks intensify ahead of Zelenskyy’s visit to Washington
Georgian protesters give government ultimatum after watching Moldova defeat Russia—all five leaders arrested
Pro-Russian party tightens control. Whether Georgia's democracy survives depends on what's next.
Colombian band trolls Russians with Ukrainian songs—300,000 followers watch the rage unfold
The trolling makes headlines—the hospital concerts save souls.
Babiš wins Czech election vowing to abandon Ukraine. Can he deliver?
The constraints are real for the billionaire populist. The outcome isn't certain.
Georgia’s pro-Russian rulers claim landslide in local elections as opposition leaders warn of vote rigging
Lelo’s Tazo Datunashvili and For Georgia’s Giorgi Sharashidze cited systemic violations and tampered equipment.
Moldova stays European—here’s how they beat $180 million in Russian bribes
Despite Moscow’s disinformation and proxy protests, PAS wins big, handing Sandu a renewed mandate for Moldova’s European path.
Tomahawk deal with Ukraine? Vance confirms active White House discussions during Fox News appearance
He said the administration is considering European requests to buy US missile systems for Kyiv.
Russia made Ukraine toxic to Moldovan voters—Sunday tests if it works
Moldova's Sunday election will decide whether Putin gets his next Belarus—a new platform for destabilizing NATO's border just as Ukraine fights for its survival.
Trump’s “paper tiger” jab at Russia followed by diplomatic showdown with Lavrov
America's top diplomat, Marco Rubio, delivered a blunt demand after the US President's reversal on Ukraine’s territorial concessions.
Russia lobbies UN aviation agency to end air sanctions, claims violations of human rights
Russia is pressing the UN’s aviation body to lift sanctions on spare parts and overflights, claiming they violate “human rights,” even as its airlines scramble for Western components and its Belarusian ally faces fresh scrutiny over backdoor transfers.
Moldova elections: Russia’s spy agency pushes conspiracy of planned NATO “occupation”
Kremlin intelligence targets Moldova’s elections with claims of anti-Western plots.
From shared threats to shared tech—EU needs Ukraine’s secrets to power its “drone wall”
Europe's weapons cost millions; Ukraine's solutions cost hundreds.
Russia’s war games on NATO’s doorstep: “unstoppable” missile, nukes—and SIM-card drones
This year’s Zapad drills feature the testing of the new Oreshnik missile, nuclear decision-making scenarios, and evidence of Russian drones using Polish and Lithuanian SIM cards to probe NATO’s defenses.
Romania is quietly becoming Europe’s defense powerhouse
Romania is reviving its defense industry with U.S. and German partners, building drone and gunpowder plants in Brașov while expanding production of tanks and vehicles.
Sweden stayed neutral for 200 years—until Putin invaded Ukraine. Now they’re sending billions in military aid
Stockholm sent tanks, drones, and even its full fleet of armored carriers—everything but the jets Ukraine wanted most.
Trump–Zelenskyy summit: smiles in Washington, no ceasefire, $ 100bn bill
This Oval Office meeting went better than the last—but the war continues and enforcement remains unclear.