Leaked documents show Hungary agreed to Russian teachers, energy deals, and circus cooperation with Moscow. Magyar calls it outright betrayal
Hungary and Russia signed a 12-point cooperation plan.
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Russians tolerated 12 years of genocide against Ukraine. Disrupted food delivery in Moscow is breaking them
The Kremlin justifies internet outages as security measures against Ukrainian drone strikes, but which analysts say may also be preparation to suppress domestic protests over a new mobilization wave.
Russia shed its skin three times — tsarist, soviet, oligarch — but imperial beast inside never died, Budanov says
Russia's imperial core must be ripped out and carved it into nations, or the world never sleeps safe, he stresses.
Paint on Ukraine’s top poet bust is smokescreen — Serbia’s true message to Kyiv is in €800M of artillery shells, says expert
Unknown vandals doused a monument to Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko with black paint in Serbia's Novi Sad on the anniversary of Russia's full-scale war.
Russia promises more war on fourth anniversary of its aggression: Kremlin says it hasn’t achieved its war goals — and “will go further” in Ukraine
Peskov claimed Moscow hopes for "diplomatic means" while confirming no negotiations are scheduled.
Trilateral talks with Ukraine’s ex-intelligence chief resumed in Abu Dhabi, as Kyiv warns Russia just uses them for missile stockpiling
One year of negotiations has produced no results except increased civilian deaths.
ISW: Russia used energy moratorium to stockpile missiles, not pursue peace
Kremlin bought time and goodwill while preparing 2026's largest strike
It’s not about security or China. Trump just wants to copy Putin with Greenland claims, says Kremlin
US President Donald Trump's claims on Greenland are not related to security threats from China or Russia, says…
“They can’t believe their luck”: What Trump’s Greenland move means for Ukraine
Moscow says Crimea is Russia's Greenland now. That's the first of six Putin wins-and maybe one for Kyiv.
Greenlanders in tears, Ukrainians die, Kremlin in joy: Sowing discord in West is Putin’s core idea
Moscow deeply interested in US-EU conflict: Greenland dispute weakens Ukraine's support base, says the expert.
Belgian PM says Kremlin threatened him personally over frozen assets for Ukraine. Moscow’s pressure is clearly paying off
Medvedev says Belgium could "disappear."
Moscow claims 90% of peace deal complete, but demands five Ukrainian territories
Kremlin continues to demand control over Crimea and four occupied Ukrainian oblasts that Kyiv refuses to cede, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov claimed
Russia rejects Christmas ceasefire, demands “full-fledged peace” instead
The Kremlin has dismissed a Christmas ceasefire proposal as an "unviable solution," according to spokesman Dmitry Peskov
Russia eyes Moldova’s Transnistria as new threat axis toward Odesa, says Ukrainian intelligence
Sources say Moscow is fueling military buildup and deploying agents in Moldova’s Russian-backed enclave to pressure Ukraine.
Trump’s NSS proves Europe and Ukraine are on their own—and must save themselves
Moscow praised a strategy that warns of "civilizational erasure" but offers nothing on defeating Russia. Europe and Ukraine must act now.
Kremlin hails Trump security strategy as “largely consistent with our vision”
Peskov calls adjustments "modest guarantee" for Ukraine settlement talks
“Putin is happy with war’s progress”: Russia’s meeting with Witkoff was not about peace in Ukraine
The Kremlin shows no intention of backing down. The Russia–US meeting was intended to persuade Americans to increase…
“No sense informing Kyiv”: Why Trump’s envoys skipped Zelenskyy after Moscow talks collapsed
Witkoff flew home to Trump, not to Zelenskyy, as he had nothing to bring.
Putin makes Trump envoys wait hours before meeting with him, while he threatens Europe, then talks past midnight with no compromise
Putin holds Trump's son-in-law and envoy for 3 hours.
“No compromises found yet”: Five-hour meeting between Putin and Trump’s envoys in Moscow ends with no breakthrough
Kremlin aide Ushakov notes some US proposals are acceptable, while others are rejected.