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The winter of 2026 has brought Kyiv to a critical breaking point. As temperatures plummet to a dangerous -24°C, the city faces a systematic campaign of Russian strikes…
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Minkivka, Riznykivka, Yampil, and Zakitne remain under Ukrainian control – military
The settlements of Minkivka, Riznykivka, Yampil, and Zakitne in the Donetsk region remain under the control of Ukraine’s Defense Forces, despite Russian claims that they have been captured.
This was stated in a comment to Ukrinform by Major Hryhorii Shapoval,…
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Russia destroyed 60% of Ukraine’s gas—and created four new American supply routes
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Ukraine’s state energy company Naftogaz on 26 February began importing American liquefied natural gas through Klaipeda port terminal in Lithuania for the first time,…
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How did Ukraine build four US gas corridors in 14 months while under constant bombardment?
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Ukraine’s state energy company Naftogaz on 26 February began importing American liquefied natural gas through Klaipeda port terminal in Lithuania for the first time,…
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Ghana’s foreign minister meets Ghanaian prisoners of war during visit to Ukraine
During his visit to Ukraine, Ghana’s Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa met with two Ghanaian citizens who had been fighting alongside Russian invading forces and were captured by Ukrainian troops.
Ablakwa reported this on the social media platform X, according…
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European Commission rejects new abortion financing proposal, points to existing fund – POLITICO
The European Parliament voted to support it in December. Some MEPs who opposed it said it infringed upon EU and national rules.
The Commission said Thursday it “it is not necessary to propose a new legal instrument” because “EU support can already be provided relatively quickly by Member…
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Four convicted over spyware affair that shook Greece
Predator spyware, marketed by the Athens-based Israeli company Intellexa, can get access to a device’s messages, camera, and microphone. Its use was illegal in Greece at that time but a new law passed in 2022 has since legalised state security use of surveillance software under strict conditions.
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What is Greater Israel, and how popular is it among Israelis? | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Recent comments by United States and Israeli officials supporting the concept of a “Greater Israel” have raised alarm bells across the region and shed light on a vision once only rarely publicly spoken about.
An interview aired last week by…
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Why Europe can’t defend what it can’t connect – POLITICO
Europe enters a more contested decade than any since the end of the Cold War. Yet the frontline shaping its security is no longer limited to land, sea, air or even space.
It runs directly through the digital backbone that powers modern life: the networks,…
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NABU hopes to complete “Midas” case investigation by end of summer
Ukrainian law allows investigators to conduct the investigation in the so-called Midas case for up to one year – until November 2026 – but the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) hopes to finish it by the end of the summer.
This was stated by…
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