EU nears trade deal with US amid tariff threat

It's increasingly clear that after a period of aggressive rhetoric and provocative gestures, European Union states are ready to sign an agreement to avoid a trade war with the United States.

US lawmaker demands answers on frozen Ukraine aid

U.S. Representative Brian Fitzpatrick, a Republican from Pennsylvania, has officially called for an urgent briefing from the White House and the Department of Defense.

USAID dissolved: Trump reshapes US foreign aid

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has been officially dissolved, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Tuesday.

Key German support for Moldova's European integration

Germany, a founding member of the European Union, plays "an active role" in supporting the Republic of Moldova's European integration and national economic development.

Russia plans 15 new military schools by 2034 amid officer shortage

The Russian Ministry of Defense plans to establish 15 new military higher education institutions by 2034 to train pilots, tank operators, medics, drone operators, and other officers, according to Izvestia.

Romania scrambles F-16s as Russia hits Ukraine ports

The Romanian Ministry of National Defense (MApN) announced that the Russian Federation resumed drone attacks on civilian targets and port infrastructure in southern Ukraine, close to Romania's border, on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

Putin, Macron discuss Mideast, Ukraine in first call since 2022

Russian President Vladimir Putin held a "substantive" phone call with his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, to discuss the Middle East crisis, including Iran, and the conflict in Ukraine, the Kremlin announced on Tuesday.

US pauses missile deliveries to Ukraine amid stockpile fears

The United States has paused deliveries of anti-aircraft missiles and other high-precision ammunition to Ukraine, due to concerns about significantly dwindling domestic stockpiles within the U.S. military.

EU extends Russia sanctions, faces internal energy rift

On Monday, June 30, EU countries extended trade sanctions against Russia for another six months, while also preparing to grant financial relief to Slovakia for additional measures.

Devastating wildfires sweep Turkey, prompting evacuations

Wildfires are devastating Turkey, with at least 77 new blazes erupting in just 24 hours. Over a thousand firefighters have been mobilized to battle the flames, but their efforts are being hampered by strong winds and sweltering weather.

From farm to pharma: Denmark's EU presidency focus

On Tuesday, July 1, Denmark will take over the rotating six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) from Poland. With 27 member states, this means each country gets a turn only once every… 14 years.

Belgrade protests escalate over police arrests

Several key arteries in Belgrade were blocked overnight, Sunday into Monday, June 30, by protesters.