As part of efforts to end Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the United States is considering recognizing Ukraine’s Crimea as part of Russia.
Category: 2. RussianAggression
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What's Going On With Crimea?
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With Acts of Subversion, Some Russians Fight Propaganda in Schools
Some schools in Russia are preparing fake schedules to conceal their efforts to shun patriotic education classes. Some parents school their children at home. Others try to help young people navigate a school system in which they say propaganda is pervasive.
Faced with what they say is an…
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Ukrainian Drone Attack Forces Restriction of Flights Near Moscow, Russia Says
A Ukrainian drone attack restricted flights at airports near Moscow, Russian officials said on Tuesday, showing Kyiv’s ability to strike at the capital three days before a planned parade to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.
The drone volley targeted half a…
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Future weapons: Rearming Europe
For European leaders, the war in Ukraine has strained relations with the US and prompted major questions about how the continent will defend itself in the future. Governments are boosting defence spending and defence tech companies’ valuations have risen, particularly after the emergence of…
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Capital flies into Europe’s defence drone start-ups
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European investors are putting hundreds of millions of euros into two surveillance drone companies, Quantum Systems and Tekever, in deals that value each of the defence…
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Ukraine Launches Drone Attack On Moscow, Forcing Closure Of Airports
BUCHAREST — Ultranationalist politician George Simion easily won the first round of a rerun of Romania’s presidential election, setting up a runoff with pro-Western reformist Nicusor Dan in a vote that could impact the country’s political direction and its support for Ukraine.
Far-right leaders…
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Her Partner Was A POW In Ukraine. Now She Helps Others Return Home
When Russian military authorities couldn’t provide any information to Irina Krynina about her boyfriend who went missing while fighting in Ukraine, she decided to take matters into her own hands.
She reached out to a Ukrainian hotline that confirmed he had been captured and Krynina too the bold…
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Patience Wears Thin In Washington As Ukraine Peace Deal Eludes Trump
BUCHAREST — Ultranationalist politician George Simion easily won the first round of a rerun of Romania’s presidential election, setting up a runoff with pro-Western reformist Nicusor Dan in a vote that could impact the country’s political direction and its support for Ukraine.
Far-right leaders…
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Helping Russian Families Reconnect With POWs In Ukraine
Irina Krynina says the Russian authorities gave her no information when her boyfriend apparently disappeared while fighting in Ukraine. With help from Ukrainian officials, she learned he was a prisoner of war, and she traveled there to be reunited with him. Krynina decided to stay in Ukraine…
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EU to set 2027 deadline for severing energy contracts with Russia
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The European Commission will set a 2027 deadline for EU companies to sever any remaining energy contracts with Russia and shift to other sources including the US, according to…
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