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UK sanctions crypto exchanges and “A7 network” in crackdown on Russian evasion systemsOfficials say Moscow has increasingly turned to shadow financial systems and crypto channels to sustain wartime spending as sanctions tighten. -
Russian church courts strip priests of rank for refusing Patriarch Kirill’s war prayerAbout 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. -
A Russian banker hid in Brittany as a Ukrainian refugee—France just gave him to LithuaniaTen months in a Breton village. Now 10.5 years in Vilnius. -
Russia’s new Kyiv strike threat is posturing for the Victory Day humiliation, not retaliation—ISWEU, France, Poland, and Ukraine answered Moscow's evacuation demand in lockstep. The diplomats are staying. -
US pressure flows to Kyiv, Vilnius, and Warsaw—never to Minsk itselfBombed country rejects relief for the regime hosting Russian drone launches. -
Spain pledged €1 billion to Ukraine—then helped block NATO’s plan to count itFour other allies blocked the metric, and six frameworks now run uncompared. -
Why are EU farmers still protesting? Subsidies, not Ukrainian importsBrussels imposed trade quotas in 2025—the CAP fight is the next one. -
From hedging to solidarity: how Belarus’s exiled opposition came to stand with UkraineThe 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 warThe call was the first since 26 February 2022. Minsk confirmed it took place at Paris's initiative—but the French presidency hasn't yet. -
Ukraine wrapped the occupied south in three layers of drones. Russian trucks are burningStrikes doubled February to March—and the Russians retreated -
Tulsi Gabbard, the DNI who called Biden a ‘warmonger’ for backing Ukraine is resigningGabbard 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. -
Ukraine’s attack on Moscow: Show of force? Yes. Path of revenge? Not quite.Moscow's air defense "never coped under the pressure of regular UAVs." -
Ukraine’s deputy agriculture minister on the 2026 sowing, the labor crisis, and a sector holding steady under fireTaras Vysotskyi on the 2026 sowing season, the war’s drag on labor, and a sector that has refused to contract. -
EU will return to buying Russian gas once war ends, new Hungarian PM Magyar predictsThe new prime minister told Rzeczpospolita the calculation is set by competitiveness and geography, contrary to the bloc's three-year phase-out plan. -
Russia’s secret “Skythen” project would station nuclear missiles on seabed, German media reportInvestigators have been watching the specialized vessel "Zvezdochka" from Severodvinsk for some time, the broadcasters said. -
Ukraine could loft its AI drones 8,000 meters up—then let them glide into RussiaWith help from a balloon, a Hornet AI drone could double its striking range. -
Ukraine threw out the international rulebook after firefighters stood helpless against burning mined forestsThe international demining playbook does not cover Russia’s war—Ukraine is writing one as it goes. -
Ukraine’s traditional vyshyvanka embroidered shirt submitted for UNESCO cultural heritage recognitionThe embroidered shirt has become one of the country’s strongest cultural symbols both at home and abroad. -
Philippines sends 40 generators to Ukraine through EU scheme as relationship deepensManila ships Ukraine 40 generators through the EU's rescEU framework — deepening a Manila-Kyiv relationship that didn't exist before Zelenskyy's 2024 visit.
