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Version 6.19.1
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All rights reserved.
Version 6.19.1
Eastern Europe
After 16 hours of talks, EU leaders announced that they had reached a deal to provide Ukraine with a €90 billion ($105.5 billion) interest-free loan early on Friday.
EU Agrees on €90B Loan to Ukraine, Fails to Use Russian Assets
+9
1 day ago
1 day ago
Second Russia–Africa Partnership Ministerial Conference Kicks Off in Egypt
+5
1 day ago
1 day
South Africa Seeks Return of 17 Men Allegedly Deceived Into Russian Military
+2
3 days ago
3 days
Putin Says Oreshnik Missile to Enter Russia's Arsenals by Year's End
+5
2 days ago
2 days
UK Probes Foreign Interference After Ex-Reform UK Party Leader Jailed
+6
3 days ago
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Russia
Moscow's Tverskoy District Court in Moscow reportedly designated punk music group Pussy Riot an "extremist" organization following a lawsuit filed by Prosecutor General Aleksandr Gutsan.
Moscow Court Designates Pussy Riot as an Extremist Group
+6
4 days ago
4 days ago
Trump Says Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal Closest It's Been
+14
4 days ago
4 days
Ukraine Prepared to Give Up NATO Admission in Exchange for Security Guarantees
+9
3 days ago
3 days
Chess Governing Body Reinstates Teams From Russia and Belarus
+5
5 days ago
5 days
UK: New MI6 Chief Makes First Public Speech
+4
5 days ago
5 days
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Ukraine
Russia's central bank has filed a lawsuit at the Moscow Arbitration Court against Euroclear — the Belgian depositary holding the majority of frozen Russian assets sanctioned by the E.U. following the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine war.
Russian Central Bank Sues Euroclear After EU Seeks to Indefinitely Freeze Russian Assets
+10
DEC 12
DEC 12
EU Agrees on Emergency Law to Pass Russian Asset Use
+6
DEC 12
DEC 12
Zelenskyy Ready for Elections, Seeks Western Security Help
+3
DEC 9
DEC 9
Trump Says 'Pretty Strong Words' Exchanged with European Leaders on Ukraine
+7
6 days ago
6 days
Trump Accuses European Nations of Being 'Weak,' and 'Decaying'
+2
DEC 9
DEC 9
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Poland
Poland's President Karol Nawrocki has signed legislation eliminating personal income tax for parents with at least two children earning up to 140,000 zloty ($38,500) annually. The tax exemption applies to legal guardians and foster parents.
Poland Eliminates Income Tax for Parents With 2 Or More Children
+1
OCT 17
OCT 17
Poland Refuses to Extradite Ukrainian Nord Stream Suspect
+3
OCT 9
OCT 9
Poland Warns Citizens to Leave Belarus
+1
SEP 26
SEP 26
Germany's Merkel Rebuked by Poland, Baltic States Over Ukraine Comments
+8
OCT 7
OCT 7
Polish President Calls for WWII Reparations During Berlin Visit
+4
SEP 17
SEP 17
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Hungary
U.S. President Donald Trump granted Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán a one-year exemption from sanctions on Russian oil and gas purchases during their White House meeting on Friday.
Trump Grants Hungary One-Year Russian Oil Sanctions Exemption
+7
NOV 8
NOV 8
Hungary's Orbán to Meet Trump Following Russian Energy Sanctions
+15
OCT 30
OCT 30
Hungary's Krasznahorkai Wins 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature
+16
OCT 9
OCT 9
EU Launches Task Force to Probe Hungarian Spy Network Claims
+5
OCT 10
OCT 10
Zelenskyy Says Spy Drone from Hungary Crossed into Ukraine
+9
SEP 27
SEP 27
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Romania
Romanian prosecutors charged Călin Georgescu, who won the first round of the November 2024 presidential election before it was annulled, with complicity in attempting actions against the constitutional order and spreading false information on Tuesday.
Romania Charges Ex-Presidential Candidate With Coup Plot
+4
SEP 17
SEP 17
UK Jets Join NATO Mission After Alleged Russian Drone Incursions
+16
SEP 16
SEP 16
Romania's Coalition Faces No-Confidence Votes Over Austerity
SEP 4
SEP 4
Russian Drone Breaches Romanian Airspace
+3
SEP 14
SEP 14
Romania Approves New Pro-European Coalition Government
+1
JUN 24
JUN 24
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Belarus
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko freed 123 prisoners on Saturday following two days of talks with John Coale, the U.S. special envoy for Belarus, as Washington announced it would lift sanctions on Belarus' potash sector.
Belarus Frees 123 Prisoners as US Lifts Potash Sanctions
+5
7 days ago
7 days ago
Russia, Belarus Launch 'Zapad' Military Exercise
+23
SEP 12
SEP 12
Von der Leyen Visits Polish-Belarusian Border
+3
SEP 2
SEP 2
European Spy Ring Bust Nets Former Moldovan Intel Chief
+5
SEP 11
SEP 11
Belarus Frees Opposition Leader in US-Brokered Deal
+7
JUN 23
JUN 23
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Estonia
Three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets reportedly violated Estonian airspace on Friday for 12 minutes near Vaindloo Island in the Gulf of Finland, prompting NATO to scramble Italian F-35 jets to intercept them.
Estonia Claims Russian Jets Violate Airspace
+5
SEP 23
SEP 23
Undersea Power Cable Linking Finland and Estonia Hit by Outage, Finnish PM Says
+15
MAR 24
MAR 24
Russia Puts Estonia's Prime Minister on Wanted List
+7
MAR 24
MAR 24
Estonia: 10 Russians Held in Alleged 'Sabotage' Plot
+4
MAR 24
MAR 24
Ukraine Investigates Discovery of Bugging Device Linked to Top General
+6
MAR 24
MAR 24
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Lithuania
Poland announced on Tuesday it will temporarily reintroduce border controls with Germany and Lithuania starting July 7, citing concerns over uncontrolled migrant flows and irregular migration pressures from neighboring countries.
Poland to Reinstate Border Controls With Germany, Lithuania
+1
JUL 1
JUL 1
One Dead, Three Injured in Lithuania Cargo Jet Crash
+3
MAR 24
MAR 24
German Military Document: NATO Preparing for Russian Attack in 2025
+6
MAR 24
MAR 24
Navalny Ally Leonid Volkov Attacked in Lithuania
+5
MAR 24
MAR 24
Germany Set to Deploy Permanent Brigade in Lithuania
+5
MAR 24
MAR 24
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Latvia
The Saeima, Latvia's parliament, voted on Thursday to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention, with 56 members of the elected body voting in favor, 32 against and two abstaining following a 13-hour debate.
Latvia Votes to Exit Istanbul Convention
+4
OCT 31
OCT 31
Zelenskyy: War in New Phase, Ukraine Not Backing Down
+1
MAR 24
MAR 24
Head of Ukraine's Supreme Court Arrested After Alleged $3M Bribe
+3
MAR 24
MAR 24
Lithuania Closes 2 Border Crossings with Belarus
+4
MAR 24
MAR 24
Ukraine: Air Defense Thwarts Further Russian Missile Attack on Kyiv
+3
MAR 24
MAR 24
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Moldova
Moldova's pro-Europe Action and Solidarity party (PAS) won Sunday's parliamentary election, according to preliminary results. With all ballots from Sunday's election counted, PAS has received 50.20% of the vote.
Moldova's Pro-EU Party Wins Election Amid Russia Interference Claims
+13
SEP 29
SEP 29
Durov Accuses French Intelligence of Telegram Censorship
+5
SEP 29
SEP 29
Moldova: President Sandu Wins Second Term
+8
MAR 24
MAR 24
Moldova Arrests 74 Over Alleged Russian Election Interference
+3
SEP 24
SEP 24
Moldova Narrowly Backs Joining EU Amid Foreign Interference Claims
+5
MAR 24
MAR 24
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Czechia
Prague: 24 Fatalities in University Shooting
+2
MAR 24
MAR 24
Zelenskyy Calls for Commitments on Ukraine NATO Membership
+9
MAR 24
MAR 24
Andrej Babiš's ANO Party Wins Czech Parliamentary Election
+7
OCT 6
OCT 6
China Blasts Germany Over Reported Plan to Ban Huawei, ZTE
+4
MAR 24
MAR 24
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