A couple beaten for being Ukrainian—the latest case in Poland’s rising anti-Ukrainian violence
The video, filmed by a Ukrainian living nearby, spread online, and police detained two suspects the next day.
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Trump’s spiritual adviser says he never knew about Kherson’s “human safari”
Pastor Mark Burns pledges to raise Kherson's drone siege with Congress and the president after learning of it for the first time.
Rebuilding Ukraine while it burns — calling it progress: what Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 actually delivered
The Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) in Gdańsk closed with 160 agreements worth more than €10 billion, a $3.4 billion package with the World Bank, the launch of the European Flagship Fund for Ukraine’s Reconstruction, and a new Ukraine Transport Support Fund.
Recovery conference for Ukraine opens in Poland as Warsaw-Kyiv ties hit bottom
Both presidents stayed away from Gdańsk—and the corridors talked less about rebuilding Ukraine than about whether Kyiv and Warsaw can rebuild their own partnership.
Belarus’s exiled opposition hands Ukraine a 30-page file on how Minsk is being readied for war
The dossier reached Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha's desk and lays out eight ways the regime has rebuilt the country into a launch platform for Russia, the report states.
World draughts readmits Belarus. Its president sees Russia next as soon as the war ends
Half the game’s best players are gone, and the level has collapsed, says Janek Mäggi—and a small federation cannot set its own foreign policy.
Ukraine plays Russia today for a French Open final. The Russian stays mum on war; the Ukrainian doesn’t
"They have phones. They have Instagram." Five weeks after Madrid, Kostyuk and Andreeva meet again — with overnight casualty counts between them.
Sport is letting Russia back in. This Ukrainian tennis player says no.
Tennis cracked the door open. Other federations are quietly walking through.
Sweden announced transfer of 16 Gripen fighter jets to Ukraine by 2030
Stockholm to deliver 16 aircraft in first tranche as part of a potential 150-jet order
ISW: a Belarus ground invasion is very unlikely, but Russia may use Belarusian airspace to hit western Ukraine
Belarus has neither massed forces on the Ukrainian border nor would Russia have the reserves to support a Belarusian ground push, per the assessment.
Russian church courts strip priests of rank for refusing Patriarch Kirill’s war prayer
About 50 priests have been documented as targets so far. Several have since had their ranks restored by Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople after lengthy appeals.
From hedging to solidarity: how Belarus’s exiled opposition came to stand with Ukraine
The latest Belarusian prisoner releases returned key figures to public life. Their positions on Ukraine range from unwavering solidarity to studied ambiguity on Crimea.
France’s Macron warned Lukashenka not to drag Belarus into Russia’s war
The call was the first since 26 February 2022. Minsk confirmed it took place at Paris's initiative—but the French presidency hasn't yet.
Tulsi Gabbard, the DNI who called Biden a ‘warmonger’ for backing Ukraine is resigning
Gabbard resigns as US intelligence chief, citing husband's cancer.
Russia threatens NATO member Latvia with retaliation. Rubio calls it “concerning”
Russia's UN ambassador threatened to strike Latvia. The US Secretary of State said the situation raises concerns.
Russia’s secret “Skythen” project would station nuclear missiles on seabed, German media report
Investigators have been watching the specialized vessel "Zvezdochka" from Severodvinsk for some time, the broadcasters said.
Philippines sends 40 generators to Ukraine through EU scheme as relationship deepens
Manila ships Ukraine 40 generators through the EU's rescEU framework — deepening a Manila-Kyiv relationship that didn't exist before Zelenskyy's 2024 visit.
Putin and Xi signed “multipolar world” declaration that teads as repudiation of what Russia is doing in Ukraine
The declaration's principles include respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states.
Putin’s top foreign-policy aide disavows “Spirit of Anchorage” Kremlin has pushed for months after Putin’s visit to Beijing
In October he publicly defended the "spirit of Anchorage." Today he said he never used the phrase.
Russia threatens Latvia with “just retribution.” Von der Leyen calls it “absolutely unacceptable”
Latvia's government already resigned last week over its handling of the incursions.