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Eastern Europe

The European Union (EU) agreed to its 18th sanctions package against Russia on Friday, targeting the country's energy and financial sectors, following the lifting of a veto by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, which had previously blocked the measures.
EU Approves 18th Sanctions Package Against Russia
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11 hours ago11 hours ago
Ukrainian Drones Target Moscow for Second Night in a Row
+25
13 hours ago13 hrs
Russia Drops 500-Kilogram Bomb on Ukrainian Shopping Center
+4
1 day ago1 day
Yulia Svyrydenko Appointed Ukraine's New Prime Minister
+19
12 hours ago12 hrs
NATO Warns China, India, Brazil of 100% Tariffs Over Russia Trade
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1 day ago1 day
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Russia

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has rejected European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's guarantees regarding the EU's planned phase-out of Russian gas by 2028, maintaining his veto on the 18th sanctions package against Russia.
Slovakia Rejects EC Deal Over Russia Energy Sanctions
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2 days ago2 days ago
American Spy Gets Russian Passport After Targeting Ukraine
+2
3 days ago3 days
Kyiv Says Russian Agents Killed After Assassinating Ukrainian Spy
+25
4 days ago4 days
Trump Announces NATO-Funded Ukraine Arms Deal
+5
4 days ago4 days
Slovakia Blocks EU Sanctions on Russia Over Gas Phase-Out
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7 days ago7 days
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Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that he has nominated First Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko to serve as the country's new prime minister on Monday as part of a prospective government reshuffle.
Zelenskyy Nominates Svyrydenko as Ukraine's New Prime Minister
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3 days ago3 days ago
German Defense Chief Seeks Clarity on Ukraine Aid in US Talks
+2
4 days ago4 days
Russia Hits Ukraine in Second Straight Night of Attacks
+11
JUL 10JUL 10
Trump Teases 'Major Statement' on Russia Amid Ukraine Weapons Announcement
+31
7 days ago7 days
European Court Rules Russia Responsible for MH17 Downing
+6
JUL 10JUL 10
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Poland

Four astronauts from the Axiom-4 mission splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California at 5:32 a.m. EDT on Tuesday after spending 18 days aboard the International Space Station (ISS) conducting scientific research and experiments.
Axiom-4 Crew Returns After Historic ISS Mission
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2 days ago2 days ago
Poland to Reinstate Border Controls With Germany, Lithuania
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JUL 1JUL 1
Poland Investigating Vote Count Irregularities After Presidential Election
+1
JUN 10JUN 10
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk Survives Confidence Vote
+4
JUN 11JUN 11
Tusk Calls Confidence Vote After Polish Presidential Loss
+1
JUN 3JUN 3
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Hungary

The European Commission's (EC) annual Rule of Law Report found Hungary made progress on only one of eight recommendations, increasing salaries for judges and prosecutors, while showing no advancement on areas including anti-corruption measures, media freedom, and civil society protections.
EU Report: Hungary Making No Progress on Democratic Reforms
+6
JUL 9JUL 9
US Lifts Sanctions on Hungary's Russian-Backed Nuclear Plant
+2
JUN 30JUN 30
Hungarian Opposition Leader Completes 300-km March to Romania
+1
MAY 27MAY 27
Tens of Thousands Defy Hungary's Ban on Pride
+5
JUN 29JUN 29
Hungary's Parliament Approves ICC Exit
+4
MAY 20MAY 20
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Romania

Romania's parliament approved a new pro-European coalition government led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan, with 301 votes in favor and only 9 against, ending months of political deadlock that began after presidential elections were annulled in December over allegations of Russian interference.
Romania Approves New Pro-European Coalition Government
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JUN 24JUN 24
EU Summons Russian Envoy Over Alleged Diplomat Attack in Vladivostok
+1
JUN 18JUN 18
Romania: Dan Wins Presidential Runoff, Simion Disputes Poll
+4
MAY 18MAY 18
Romanian Constitutional Court Rejects Simion Election Challenge
MAY 23MAY 23
Romania's PM Resigns After Presidential Election Vote
MAY 6MAY 6
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Belarus

Belarusian opposition leader Siarhei Tsikhanouski was released from prison Saturday after more than five years of imprisonment, along with 13 other prisoners, following negotiations between U.S. special envoy Keith Kellogg and President Alexander Lukashenko.
Belarus Frees Opposition Leader in US-Brokered Deal
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JUN 23JUN 23
Ukraine Comes Under Russian Attack, Hundreds of More Prisoners Exchanged
+21
MAY 24MAY 24
Belarus Election: Lukashenko Wins 7th Term
+4
JAN 27JAN 27
Belarus Releases Three Detainees Including US Citizen
+6
FEB 13FEB 13
Russia: Lukashenko Undermines Putin's Claim on Moscow Concert Hall Attack
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MAR 27 2024MAR 2024
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Estonia

An undersea power cable linking Finland and Estonia has been hit by an outage, prompting an investigation, Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said on Wednesday.
Undersea Power Cable Linking Finland and Estonia Hit by Outage, Finnish PM Says
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DEC 26 2024DEC 26 2024
Estonia: 10 Russians Held in Alleged 'Sabotage' Plot
+4
FEB 21 2024FEB 2024
Ukraine Investigates Discovery of Bugging Device Linked to Top General
+6
DEC 18 2023DEC 2023
Russia Puts Estonia's Prime Minister on Wanted List
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FEB 14 2024FEB 2024
Zelenskyy: War in New Phase, Ukraine Not Backing Down
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DEC 1 2023DEC 2023
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Lithuania

A DHL cargo plane crashed on Monday as it attempted to land at Lithuania's Vilnius airport, killing one person and injuring three others.
One Dead, Three Injured in Lithuania Cargo Jet Crash
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NOV 25 2024NOV 25 2024
Navalny Ally Leonid Volkov Attacked in Lithuania
+5
MAR 13 2024MAR 2024
Germany Set to Deploy Permanent Brigade in Lithuania
+5
DEC 18 2023DEC 2023
German Military Document: NATO Preparing for Russian Attack in 2025
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JAN 15 2024JAN 2024
China Urges Estonia Not to Allow Opening of Taiwan Office
+4
NOV 8 2023NOV 2023
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Latvia

The Lithuanian government said on Wednesday that it will temporarily close two border crossings with Belarus — Tverecius and Sumskas — saying that traffic will be diverted to the Medininkai border checkpoint, which is the largest of Lithuania’s six crossings with the country.
Lithuania Closes 2 Border Crossings with Belarus
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AUG 17 2023AUG 17 2023
Head of Ukraine's Supreme Court Arrested After Alleged $3M Bribe
+3
MAY 16 2023MAY 2023
China Envoy Under Fire After Remarks on Ex-Soviet States
+14
APR 24 2023APR 2023
Ukraine: Air Defense Thwarts Further Russian Missile Attack on Kyiv
+3
MAY 16 2023MAY 2023
Estonia's Pro-Ukraine PM Kaja Kallas Wins Election
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MAR 6 2023MAR 2023
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Moldova

Moldova's pro-EU incumbent Pres. Maia Sandu claimed victory in Sunday's presidential election, defeating Alexandr Stoianoglo, a former prosecutor general backed by the traditionally pro-Russian Socialist Party.
Moldova: President Sandu Wins Second Term
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NOV 4 2024NOV 4 2024
Moldova Narrowly Backs Joining EU Amid Foreign Interference Claims
+5
OCT 21 2024OCT 2024
Putin, Zelenskyy Hold Respective Press Conferences as Year Draws to a Close
+6
DEC 19 2023DEC 2023
US, UK, Canada Claim Russia Meddling in Moldova Election
+5
JUN 14 2024JUN 2024
EU Calls on Serbia, Kosovo to Advance Normalization Efforts
+7
NOV 1 2023NOV 2023
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Czechia

Zelenskyy Calls for Commitments on Ukraine NATO Membership
+9
JUL 7 2023JUL 2023
China Blasts Germany Over Reported Plan to Ban Huawei, ZTE
+4
MAR 8 2023MAR 2023
Fourteen people were killed and more than 25 were injured by a lone gunman at a university in Prague on Thursday, in the worst mass shooting in the history of the Czech Republic.
Prague: 24 Fatalities in University Shooting
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DEC 21 2023DEC 21 2023
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