Peace in Ukraine must guarantee its sovereignty and territorial integrity, says Austrian Foreign Minister
Beate Meinl-Reisinger at the OSCE meeting in Vienna: “The rule of law must prevail, not the law of the strongest.”
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Ukrainian FM: Orban’s media blockade targets facts, not propaganda—”the farther from the truth the better”
Hungary has blocked Ukrainian news portals in what officials call "mirror measures" following Kyiv's September ban on Hungarian sites Origo and Demokrata
Hungary’s FM hits back at Zelenskyy: “We don’t care what Moscow thinks about Ukraine”
A diplomatic spat erupted between Kyiv and Budapest after Zelenskyy questioned Hungary's stance on EU expansion, prompting Szijjarto to declare that Hungary "is not interested in what they think in Moscow about Ukraine's EU membership."
Czech shell initiative changes Russian artillery advantage from 10-to-1 to 2-to-1, Lipavsky says
Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky declared his country opposes any "false goals" in Ukraine's EU accession process and expects rapid opening of membership negotiations during his meetings with Ukrainian officials in Kyiv.
Ukraine’s FM after the night shelling: Trump has been very patient with Putin
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha declared President Trump has shown "generous patience" with Vladimir Putin following overnight strikes on Kyiv that killed eight civilians, calling for immediate maximum pressure on Moscow to end the war.
Russia behind multiple cyberattacks on French institutions that have escalated since 2021, says Paris
France has officially accused Russia's military intelligence of conducting a series of cyberattacks against French institutions, including Macron's 2017 presidential campaign.
Future German Foreign Minister: Putin must understand that we are for Ukraine
The future head of German diplomacy Johann Wadephul plans to convince the Trump administration that a strong Ukraine serves American interests.
Ukraine offers help with blackouts to Spain, France, Portugal
The widespread power outages hitting Western Europe on April 28 prompted an immediate offer of help fro Ukraine, which has gained experience managing electricity disruptions.
New NATO military chief makes first foreign trip to Ukraine
Italy's Admiral Dragone discussed military aid to Ukraine during his inaugural foreign visit as NATO Military Committee chair to Ukraine.
Homeless Ukrainian man may have been killed in Bratislava, Kyiv does not rule out ethnic hatred
Internal Affairs Bureau took over investigation of a homeless Ukrainian man's death following his detention by security guards and police in Bratislava.
Ukraine’s FM: Russia’s morning attacks on Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia further prove Putin does not want peace
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga demanded increased pressure on Russia following a deadly missile attack on Kyiv.
Ukrainian FM: Czech initiative delivers 80% of promised ammunition to Ukraine
The Czech ammunition procurement initiative has delivered 520,000 155mm shells to Ukraine by the end of 2024, meeting 80% of its targets, Ukraine's FM confirmed
Lavrov demands complete NATO withdrawal as condition for peace agreement with Ukraine
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov outlined Kremlin's radical peace terms in an exclusive interview with Tucker Carlson.