In the early hours of Thursday, Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, faced heavy missile attacks, marking the first such assault in six weeks. The strikes occurred shortly after a visit to the city by US national security adviser Jake Sullivan, indicating a brazen display of aggression amidst diplomatic efforts. Despite the onslaught, more than 25,000 people sought shelter in the city’s metro stations,... 

Russian President Vladimir Putin recently stirred concern with his assertions regarding the involvement of NATO soldiers in the conflict in Ukraine, suggesting that they are facing significant casualties. Addressing supporters and the media after his re-election victory, Putin underscored Moscow’s awareness of foreign fighters on Ukrainian soil and issued a stark warning about their perilous... 

In the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the Russian ambassador to the US, Anatoly Antonov, has made alarming statements, painting a bleak picture of the situation. Antonov brazenly claims that Moscow’s advances in Ukraine will lead to the progressive weakening of the US, insinuating that Russia’s success spells disaster for America. Accusing the US and UK of obstructing peace... 

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban openly calls for violence against the European Union, igniting fears of a rift within the bloc. Addressing a fervent crowd commemorating Hungary’s historic revolution of 1848 against Austrian rule, Orban issued a bold warning to EU leaders, declaring that they should “start trembling.” Orban accused the EU of attempting to undermine Hungary’s... 

French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly said on Thursday that he recognizes no limits or Russian “red lines” when it comes to backing Kyiv, drawing criticism from both Moscow and the opposition at home. Macron called the opposition leaders to the Elysee Palace to discuss France’s support for Ukraine, BFMTV reported on Thursday. After more than three hours of discussion, no consensus was... 

In the heart-wrenching aftermath of an overnight Russian drone attack on the Ukrainian city of Odesa, seven lives were tragically lost, including that of a mother and her baby, marking another grim chapter in the relentless bombing campaign targeting civilians. The deceased mother, identified by her sister as Anna, was in her second-floor bedroom when the strike occurred. A florist and decorator,... 

Ukraine has been given the greenlight to formalize its membership of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization by NATO Chief Jens Stoltenberg who declared the decision was made “for your security and for ours.” “Ukraine will join NATO. It is not a question of if, but of when,” Stoltenberg declared as western leaders gathered in Kyiv to pledge support and mark the second anniversary of Russia’s... 

Germany is reportedly exploring diplomatic channels with India and Arab nations to secure additional artillery shells for Ukraine. Concerns about potential collapse of Kyiv’s defenses due to ammunition shortages prompted Western intelligence warnings. The US, Ukraine’s primary donor, has faced delays in providing defense aid due to Congressional approval issues. House Republicans link aid approval... 

French President Emmanuel Macron has openly discussed the potential deployment of European troops to Ukraine in an effort to aid Kyiv in its war against Russia. This consideration, though currently unlikely, prompted a strong response from the Kremlin, with a NATO official stating that the alliance has “no plans” to deploy combat troops in Ukraine. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, present... 

The secessionist region of Transnistria, internationally recognized as part of Moldova, appears poised to inject new tension into Russia’s war in Ukraine. A congress of deputies from various local administrative levels is scheduled for February 28 in the capital, Tiraspol, a format previously reserved for significant events since the unilateral declaration of independence in 1990. Dissident... 

Ukraine has taken the first important steps in amending minority legislation, including in the field of education so that teaching at schools in Romanian communities can continue in the Romanian language, as it has existed for hundreds of years, said Aurica Bojescu, secretary in charge of the Interregional Union of the Romanian Community in Ukraine. According to the source quoted, the Ukrainian Parliament... 

Metropolitan (Bishop) Longhin Jar of the Bănceni Monastery in the Chernivtsi region faced a life-threatening assault on January 22, 2024, an incident that recently came to public attention. The Romanian priest, now in the process of recovering from the traumatic attack, addressed his followers, emphasizing the importance of unwavering faith during trying times and urging them not to be swayed by... 

In the desolate aftermath of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster, where once bustling human settlements were replaced by a toxic wasteland, an unexpected phenomenon has emerged – mutant wolves equipped with a remarkable superpower that could hold the key to advancing cancer research. Within the Chernobyl Evacuation Zone (CEZ), devoid of human presence due to the perilous radiation levels, researchers... 

Poland found itself on high alert as Russia launched missiles toward its NATO border with Ukraine, prompting the scrambling of at least three F-16s to assess the potential threat. The missiles, however, changed course and struck targets within Ukraine, escalating the ongoing conflict. The attack raised concerns about the possibility of a wider war involving NATO, a military alliance that includes... 

European Union leaders have successfully approved a €50 billion ($54 billion) economic aid package for Ukraine, despite resistance from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who accused Brussels of “blackmailing” him into accepting the deal. European Council President Charles Michel announced the agreement, emphasizing that all 27 leaders had reached a consensus on the additional support...