The UN said both sides committed to “tangible results” for Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, while warning that confidence-building is not a final settlement.
“He doesn’t want any more talk. He wants action. He wants this war to come to an end,” the president’s spokeswoman said.
“Do I think that when it comes to Ukraine, the U.S. and Europe can get on the same page? Yes, I’m positive,” Rutte said.
“The idea of total disarmament is unacceptable,” a surviving top Hamas leader told Al Jazeera.
The German Chancellor warned that forcing Ukraine into a peace its people cannot accept would be a grave mistake.
EU finance ministers weigh rival bids from Greece and Belgium as concerns grow over the risks of tapping Russian assets for Ukraine.
Kyiv coordinated with European allies before sending its reply, even as Russia launched record drone strikes that disrupted Moscow airports and Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
Thirteen migrants were rescued—with one found dead—after their boat overturned in freezing waters near Slavonski Brod.
Dmytro Firtash now has free movement within Austria because a U.S. bribery case has hit an impassable legal roadblock.
Pontiff emphasised that Europe’s cultural and moral heritage offers the groundwork for tackling today’s social and political challenges.
A split parliament, angry factions, and pressure from Brussels leave Sébastien Lecornu fighting for political survival.
The Ukrainian president said his country’s leadership has no “moral or legal right” to give up land.
