EU confirms no decisions made on sending troops to Ukraine
This follows media reports on Trump’s potential plan to freeze the Russo-Ukrainian war by creating a buffer zone, deploying EU and UK forces to separate Russian and Ukrainian troops.
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EU prepares new sanctions package against Russia targeting foreign-made components
Brussels is preparing new measures to block Russia's access to imported components critical for its manufacturing sector, EU High Representative Josep Borrell announced on 9 Nov.
Ukraine calls for more weapons to achieve just peace at OSCE meeting
At the OSCE Permanent Council meeting, Ukraine's Acting Permanent Representative, Viktoriya Kuvshinnikova, stressed the need to bolster sanctions against Russia, close loopholes, and ensure accountability for Russian leadership’s crimes, while pushing for Ukraine's integration into the Euro-Atlantic security system.
Zelenskyy to meet all European leaders in Budapest just after Trump’s win
More than 40 European leaders gather in Budapest November 7-8 for their first summit since Trump's victory, with Ukraine's Zelenskyy joining.
Yes, Ukraine can join EU while occupied – if it does the work
Just ask Cyprus - the EU knows how to handle divided territories. What it won't handle is half-done reforms.
EU foreign policy chief urges South Korea to increase support for Ukraine
Rising concerns over North Korean military deployment to Russia prompted EU diplomat Josep Borrell to seek expanded South Korean assistance for Ukraine during his visit to Seoul on 4 Nov.
European arms manufacturers lack funds despite record global military spending
European defense companies face a critical financing gap of up to 2 billion euros ($2.1 bn), threatening innovation in the arms industry.
Ursula von der Leyen: Putin’s war is biggest threat to European security
As the conflict in Ukraine continues, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has highlighted the urgent need for the EU to unite and respond decisively to the military and economic challenges posed by Russia's aggression.
Ukraine to rely on European support if US aid declines after November elections, says Zelenskyy
Ahead of the U.S. presidential election, Zelensky expressed confidence in Europe’s role as a key supporter of Ukraine, underscoring the continent’s economic and military advantage over Russia.
South Korea to send delegation to Ukraine this week over North Korean troop presence
After briefing the EU Political and Security Committee, the delegation will visit Ukraine to share intelligence and discuss cooperation measures.
EU and G7 members reach consensus on $50 bln financial assistance to Ukraine
These loans will be serviced and repaid by future flows of extraordinary revenues stemming from the immobilization of Russian Central Bank assets.
Reuters: EU plans stricter Russian sanctions enforcement amid Trump comeback concerns
European officials are developing mechanisms to ensure long-term Russian sanctions effectiveness, preparing for possible US policy shifts under a potential Trump presidency.
Georgia’s pro-Russian ruling party seeks constitutional majority in tomorrow’s election
Georgia's parliamentary election on 26 October will determine the country's path between European integration and Russian influence.
China claims no knowledge of North Korean troops in Russia as EU condemns the deployment
EU condemns DPRK’s military cooperation with Russia, as China denies knowledge and calls for de-escalation of "Ukraine crisis."
Reuters: Ukrainian corn seed exports to EU surge amid wartime trade shifts
Ukraine’s corn seed exports to the EU rose to $121 million in 2023, up from $22 million in 2021, though European farmers fear increased competition.
Western leaders affirm commitment to Zelenskyy’s victory plan at Crimea Platform Summit
Western countries are committed to finding a solution to end Russia’s war against Ukraine and believe there is…
EU demands probe into death of Ukrainian journalist Roshchyna, urges Russia to stop targeting media
Following the death of Ukrainian journalist Viktoria Roshchyna in Russian detention, the European Commission has called for a full investigation into the circumstances of her death
Politico: EU eyes new Russia sanctions push as Hungary’s presidency nears end
EU sanctions against Russia stalled under Hungary's leadership, Poland aims to revive discussions when it assumes the EU presidency in January.
Sandu claims 300,000 votes bought in “fraud of unprecedented scale” at first round of Moldova’s presidential election
Moldova's referendum on EU membership passed by a razor-thin margin, with 50.08% voting in favor. Incumbent President Maia Sandu won the first round of presidential elections with 41% of the vote but will face pro-Russian candidate Aleksandr Stoianoglo in a runoff on 3 November.
NATO official: No serious risk of Russian nuclear escalation at present
NATO's Patrick Turner emphasizes the Alliance's measured approach to Moscow's nuclear rhetoric.