President Volodymyr Zelensky also accepted a U.S. proposal to hold another round of peace talks in Miami.
The leader of the Republicans warns that a “multicultural society becomes a multi-conflict society.”
Redirected from the Caribbean, the USS Gerald R. Ford joins the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Gulf.
After the Council of Europe lifted his immunity, Thorbjørn Jagland is now formally suspected of aggravated corruption.
The Israeli head of state wrapped up his visit to Australia on Thursday.
“We will move to elections when all the necessary security guarantees are in place,” the Ukrainian president said.
Albin Kurti promises to “pursue normalisation of relations” with Belgrade.
The British government said after NATO defence ministers met in Brussels that it would send $500 million worth of lightweight missiles to Ukraine.
Critics say the new “UK Government” logo is “disrespectful towards Britain’s history, culture, and constitutional settlement.”
School shootings, once rare in Russia, are becoming increasingly frequent.
Tallinn notes that Putin’s fixation with controlling Ukraine remains central to Russia’s geopolitical ambitions.
The EU warned that recent incidents exposed major security gaps across the continent.
