Concert of Russian pianist and Putin ally cancelled in Athens after online outcry
Ukrainian diaspora groups and their local supporters are increasingly using online campaigns to block performances by Russian artists tied to the Kremlin.
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Polish president calls discussions about Ukraine’s accession to the EU and NATO “premature”
"Simply impossible:" Polish President Karol Nawrocki described Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations while the war continues, marking a shift in Warsaw's stance on Kyiv's Euro-Atlantic integration.
Trump administration ends Biden-era anti-disinformation pact with European allies
The Trump administration has pulled the US out of agreements with 22 European and African countries designed to combat disinformation from Russia, China and Iran
Russia buried its 41st Army command in a Donetsk research lab—Ukraine blew it up with domestic cruise missiles (video)
Three separate command centers were reportedly hit in one night late on 8 September, including one hidden deep inside civilian infrastructure in occupied DOnetsk.
66-year-old woman injured as Russian forces launch dual drone strike on Zaporizhzhia
Russia continues its pattern of drone attacks on Zaporizhzhia, with the latest overnight assault, striking civilian areas and causing both property damage and human casualties
Xi pledges deeper China-North Korea ties after Beijing parade
China will deepen cooperation with North Korea through enhanced communications and exchanges, President Xi Jinping announced
Trump links Charlotte Ukrainian refugee murder to national security crisis
President Trump expressed condolences Monday to the family of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska, who was fatally stabbed on Charlotte's light rail system, while announcing a new Justice Department task force targeting anti-Christian bias
Russian Iskander missile that hit Ukraine’s Cabinet days ago may contain US, UK, Japanese parts
A presidential adviser says the weapon had over 30 foreign components despite sanctions.
ISW: Russia’s playbook for invading Ukraine now aimed at Finland — same lies, same threats, new target
The Kremlin begins repeating old propaganda lines, but this time against a NATO country.
Even as West tries to choke Russian oil exports with sanctions, new ships are quietly ensuring steady sales
With disguised routes, offshore registrations, and lax insurance, Moscow dodges global restrictions to maintain military spending.
Moscow boasts of domestic drone production—but without China’s parts, Shaheds would never fly
Russia’s long-range drone program is propped up by Beijing, which provides critical components for assembly plants in Tatarstan and beyond.
Russia plans to tap Europe’s largest nuclear plant to power its secret military object
Documents show step-by-step reconstruction of power lines connecting the plant to a military facility hidden beneath Mariupol’s ruined metallurgical complex.
Hungarian PM Orbán claims US already accepted Russia won the war. He predicts formal Ukraine division into three zones
Viktor Orbán said that future security negotiations will formally divide Ukrainian territory between Russian control, a demilitarized buffer zone, and Western influence.
Latvia forces 841 Russians to leave by October—language test was their pass to stay
Thousands of Russian speakers now must prove residency or depart, with authorities already reporting voluntary and forced exits.
Slovak deputy compares Ukraine to Hamas, justifying Russian aggression as “provoked”
His debate opponent immediately questioned whether the deputy believed "Ukrainians broke [first] into Russia and killed a thousand civilians" as happened on 7 October.
Kremlin says it will continue killing Ukrainians despite sanctions, while Kyiv calls for real security
From Crimea to Kyiv, sanctions pile up, yet Russia’s military potential remains intact, keeping the conflict grinding forward in attrition.
Russia-China trade crashes as Moscow’s frustration with Beijing grows
August decline crowns nine months of deteriorating partnership that once sustained Putin’s war economy.
Rescuers recover third body from Kyiv apartment rubble as Russian strike killed mom and her infant son
Meanwhile, the 24-year-old woman underwent emergency surgery to save her infant following severe burns from debris that destroyed her apartment building.
Energy, not harvest: why Ukraine’s bread may soon cost a quarter more
Bakeries struggle with soaring electricity costs as Russia targets the power grid.
Trump plans to speak with Putin within days amid escalating attacks on Ukraine. The latest strike killed 2-month-old baby
The US president stated he is "not thrilled" with Russia's massive attacks on Ukraine but maintains confidence in settling the conflict.