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Volodomyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, paid tribute to his soldiers on Sunday who was engaged in the “painful and difficult” conflict for the country’s frontline eastern Donbas region. After the general

Following a similar move by France earlier this week, the leaders of the United States and Germany announced on Thursday that they were escalating military support for Kyiv to fend off Russian

Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the president of Ukraine, declared on Sunday that corruption, a persistent issue that has been overshadowed by the country’s conflict with Russia, would not be tolerated and that important decisions

The talks between Finland and Sweden and Turkey regarding their application to join the NATO military alliance need to be put on hold for a few weeks, according to Finland’s foreign minister

The United States on Friday unveiled a new $400 million security assistance package for Ukraine that includes a range of ammunition for Kyiv’s forces. The US State Department stated in a statement

In Turkey, where two more earthquakes struck and at least three people were killed, rescuers are once more looking for people who may be buried beneath the rubble. Massive earthquakes that devastated

A botched order for new commuter trains that cost close to €260 million ($275 million; £230 million) has led to the resignation of two top Spanish transportation officials. The trains couldn’t fit

Kaja Kallas, the prime minister of Estonia, won a convincing election victory despite opposition from a far-right party that attacked her for supporting Ukraine and soaring inflation. The Estonian Electoral Commission’s preliminary

Telecom Italia SpA’s long-discussed plan to reduce a €20 billion ($21 billion) debt pile by selling off its most profitable asset, the landline network, now appears feasible, with two multibillion-euro bids on

A poll released on Monday revealed that a majority of French citizens support the rolling strikes announced in opposition to President Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform, highlighting the unpopularity of the changes the

MOSCOW, January 4 (Insiderblm) – The Russian defense ministry put the blame for a deadly missile strike by Ukraine on the use of mobile phones by its soldiers on Wednesday, upping the

Following months of fierce fighting, the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut may soon fall to Russia, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg warned on Wednesday. In the midst of the longest battle since