Kaja Kallas signs $12 million deal for tribunal targeting Russian leadership over Ukraine war
The European Union has allocated its first financial contribution of €10 million ($12 million) to support the Special…
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“Increasingly difficult”: Kallas says EU can’t yet agree how to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine (INFOGRAPHIC)
Summit decision on €210bn loan just three days away.
“A landmark step toward justice”: EU freezes Russian assets indefinitely, blocking Hungary’s veto threat over Ukraine loan
Move backs €165 billion reparations plan; Russia sues Euroclear in Moscow court.
Ukraine promises justice as $100 million corruption scandal comes under G7 allies spotlight in Canada
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha assures G7 partners that those embezzling from Energoatom will face justice.
Seven more countries step up to arm Ukraine as Russia intensifies its terror strikes ahead of winter
The initiative ensures Kyiv receives essential missiles, ammunition, and air defense systems, including Patriots.
EU’s Kallas: “Territorial concessions to Russia would bring more war, not less”
The EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas identified a deliberate Russian pattern of demanding non-existent rights, issuing threats, then mobilizing Western voices to offer Moscow exactly what it never possessed
Kallas: EU aims to deliver 2 million shells to Ukraine by October
The EU has achieved 80% of its commitment to supply Ukraine with 2 million artillery shells, with member states working to deliver the final 400,000 rounds by October
Trump can’t find Alaska on mental map—thinks he’s traveling to Russia for Putin talks
The US President again falsely claimed Ukraine's leader chose to begin Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and said Ukraine must give up territory to Russia.
Kallas’s pre-Trump summit warning: No concessions without ceasefire—and EU’s preparing more sanctions
Europe's top diplomat insists on proper sequencing as Putin tries to flip script with territorial demands.
China secretly supplies Russia with drone engines disguised as refrigeration equipment
To bypass Western sanctions, Chinese companies are funneling critical drone engines to Russia under the guise of industrial cooling units. Meanwhile, civilian death rate is increasing month by month in Ukraine.
Reuters: Trump promised Patriots for Ukraine—Europe got the invoice
Kyiv awaits air defenses while NATO allies scramble to decide who pays and who sends.
Europe seeks genuine US burden-sharing of arming Ukraine amid Trump’s weapons promise
Kaja Kallas argued that Washington should share financial responsibility rather than expecting European allies to fund American weapons purchases entirely.
China to EU: Ukraine war must not end in Russian defeat
In closed-door talks, Beijing signaled it prefers a prolonged war if it keeps the US distracted, per media reports.
Top EU diplomat says US criticism of Europe shows “love nonetheless”
Europe's top diplomat welcomed criticism from Washington as a sign of continued American engagement during weekend defense talks in Singapore.
Radio Free Europe survives Trump-era funding freeze with EU aid
RFE/RL is still awaiting its May payment as it battles the Trump administration in court over a $75 million funding freeze.
Kallas labels China “main sponsor” of Russia’s war in Ukraine following reports of Chinese citizens in Russian army
The European Union's foreign policy chief has defined China as the primary financial backer of Russia's military campaign in Ukraine.
EU expects to transfer 2 million artillery shells to Ukraine by the end of the year
EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas revealed that ammunition deliveries to Ukraine have reached the one million mark with plans to deliver another million before 2026.
EU top diplomat Kallas criticized for having too strong of moral compass
And the resolve to act, not just pledge support on X (Twitter)
Seven EU countries back Czech plan to fund Radio Free Europe
The Czech Republic initiated talks with EU partners about funding Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, which is headquartered in the Czech capital, following cuts to US support.
UK, EU discuss seizing Russian assets to increase Ukraine military funding
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy and EU diplomat Kaja Kallas will meet in London on 18 March to discuss boosting European defense funding.