“A matter of survival”: Estonia sends €2 million to Ukraine’s battered energy grid
Contribution backs repairs amid regular Russian attacks on power plants.
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Germany commits €100 million more to Ukraine’s battered energy system amid winter strikes
Funds will help energy companies quickly purchase equipment to restore damaged facilities as Russia bombards Ukraine’s energy infrastructure during winter.
“Some European capitals believe Putin will win in Ukraine”: Germany plans to send €1B monthly to Kyiv prove Russia can be defeated
Some European countries believe that Russian leader Vladimir Putin will eventually win in Ukraine, according to Bundestag member…
Canada fast-tracks $10 mn energy payment as Russia intensifies winter infrastructure strikes
Canada is expediting energy assistance to Ukraine. The government has fast-tracked a $10 mn payment and allocated $50 mn for gas compressors needed to stabilize Kharkiv's energy system before winter
Norway pledges $140 mn for Ukrainian energy as Zelenskyy begins Nordic tour
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy arrived in Norway on 22 Oct. for talks with PM Store, days after Trump suggested ending the war at current frontlines with Russia keeping occupied territories. Støre said Europeans "very much support" Zelenskyy
Slovakia pledges $545,000 in energy gear for Ukraine
Slovakia will provide an additional $327,000 for school shelters in frontline areas, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said
€140 billion for Ukraine stalls in EU deadlock: Belgium blocks loan that could secure Ukraine’s future
Meanwhile, leaders from Finland and Sweden argue that investing in Ukraine is investing in European security, yet obstacles in the Eurozone persist.
Trump still wants to get deal and to make money with Putin despite change of Ukraine’s rethoric, former US envoy says
Trump demands cuts in Russian energy purchases while hinting at tariffs on China and India.
Ukraine asks West to fund half its government as defense spending hits record 27% of GDP
$10 billion gap tests whether Western taxpayers can sustain Ukraine’s unprecedented military mobilization through 2026.
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1191: International coalition expands Ukraine’s aid
North Korea has supplied Russia with over 9 million rounds of ammunition and 100 ballistic missiles since 2023.
American historian Timothy Snyder: Ukraine, not Russia, bore heaviest civilian toll in WWII
Snyder also warns that Russia uses history to justify aggression against Ukraine.
Chaos in sky: Hegseth halts Ukraine’s weapons flights without Trump’s order
The command structure in Trump's administration remains unclear even to its own ranking members.
Netherlands commits over $ 500 million to Ukrainian drone development program
The Netherlands will invest $541 million in developing drones for Ukraine as part of a broader $2.2 billion support package through 2025.
EU, Sweden and Germany to allocate $47 million for civil society, gender equality in Ukraine
A new support package aims to empower Ukrainian civil society organizations and women's leadership.
Germany plans additional € 3 billion military aid package for Ukraine
German political parties have reached a cross-party agreement to provide Ukraine with an additional €3 billion in military assistance, with Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz confirming the package awaits final approval from the Bundesrat on 21 March.
Trump says US “just about” lifted pause in intelligence sharing with Ukraine
President Trump revealed that intelligence sharing with Ukraine may soon resume, though he continues to pressure Kyiv for more commitment to peace talks with Russia.
American involvement remains essential for lasting peace – Zelenskyy says
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for US involvement in Ukraine peace efforts after tense meeting with Trump. Says European security guarantees insufficient without America.
Russia loses 172,000 troops but maintains combat power through 2025
Despite losing 3,700 armored vehicles in 2024, Russian forces maintain offensive capabilities through tactical shifts, while struggling to replace sophisticated equipment from deteriorating Soviet-era stocks.
Zelenskyy: Strong weapons packages vital as Ukraine counts on Ramstein coalition ahead of first meeing in UK
With the UK chairing for the first time, the future of the coalition remains a key question.
German embassy delivers vehicles to three war-affected Kharkiv communities
It's a part of the ongoing support including recent $9 mn in generators.