
New Round of U.S.-Ukraine Talks to Open in Geneva—While Russia Attacks
Kyiv and Washington were set to open fresh negotiations in Geneva aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, as Moscow backed fresh strikes on Kyiv overnight.

Kyiv and Washington were set to open fresh negotiations in Geneva aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, as Moscow backed fresh strikes on Kyiv overnight.

Four years into the war, we are facing a reality where the EU is attacking its own members, Slovakia and Hungary, while still caressing a non-EU member, Ukraine.

Hungary and Slovakia halt the twentieth package of sanctions, highlighting the increasing political fatigue within the bloc.

Moscow launched a massive weekend missile and drone attack, primarily targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, railways, and residential buildings.

Slovakia has threatened Ukraine with disconnecting the country’s emergency electricity supply if Russian oil deliveries to Slovakia are not restored.

Policewoman killed as several homemade explosive devices detonated in Ukrainian city.

Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff said the Geneva talks achieved “meaningful progress” toward resolving the conflict.

Ahead of discussions mediated by Oman, President Trump warned Tehran of the consequences of failing to strike a deal.

The Hungarian PM emphasised the protection of national sovereignty, the expansion of family support, and the continuation of economic goals—while sharply criticising his domestic political opponents and Brussels.

Jacob Wallenberg, chair of Investor AB, which holds a large stake in aerospace and defense company SAAB, says peace could lead to a “complacency” that prioritizes other needs over defense.