Russia-Ukraine War

While European officials have blamed some of the incursions on Russia, Moscow has denied connection to the incidents.

On two separate occasions last week, two major Belgian airports had to close their skies and ground flights following drone sightings.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Budapest will be spared restrictions on oil and gas imports as part of broader energy cooperation with the U.S.

Lt. Gen. Alexander Sollfrank, who leads Berlin’s joint operations command and oversees defense planning, said he believed such an attack was ‘possible.’

A spokesperson for South Korea’s Unification Ministry said that Seoul was closely monitoring the meeting.

President Donald Trump has been ambivalent on sending long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, hoping to achieve peace without such an escalation.

The remarks indicate a policy shift toward both China and the United States, analysts say.

Hungary’s foreign minister said Orban would be discussing sanctions with Trump during his visit to Washington on Nov. 7.

Trump revealed ongoing discussions with Moscow over potential nuclear arms reductions as Washington moves to restart nuclear weapons testing.

The U.S. Army’s European component said the canceled troop rotation reflects ‘increased European capability and responsibility’ on NATO’s eastern flank.

The Ukrainian president calls for a cease-fire before peace negotiations take place, while U.S. President Donald Trump repeats his pledge to finalize a deal.

The test is the second time Moscow has tried out part of its nuclear arsenal this month, following the testing of the Burevestnik cruise missile on Oct. 21.

Lukoil is moving to offload holdings in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa as Washington tightens pressure on Moscow to end Ukraine war.

For three days, Vilnius airport was forced to suspend air traffic because of balloons suspected of being used to smuggle contraband cigarettes.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman said that nothing about the missile test could worsen relations, as they are ‘already at a minimum.’

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the Burevestnik missile a ‘unique weapon.’

‘I’ve always had a very great relationship with Vladimir Putin, but this has been very disappointing,’ Trump said.

A senior market analyst said Russia’s fiscal health and the stability of its currency was linked to movements in the price of crude oil.

While European officials have blamed some of the incursions on Russia, Moscow has denied connection to the incidents.

On two separate occasions last week, two major Belgian airports had to close their skies and ground flights following drone sightings.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Budapest will be spared restrictions on oil and gas imports as part of broader energy cooperation with the U.S.

Lt. Gen. Alexander Sollfrank, who leads Berlin’s joint operations command and oversees defense planning, said he believed such an attack was ‘possible.’

A spokesperson for South Korea’s Unification Ministry said that Seoul was closely monitoring the meeting.

President Donald Trump has been ambivalent on sending long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, hoping to achieve peace without such an escalation.

The remarks indicate a policy shift toward both China and the United States, analysts say.

Hungary’s foreign minister said Orban would be discussing sanctions with Trump during his visit to Washington on Nov. 7.

Trump revealed ongoing discussions with Moscow over potential nuclear arms reductions as Washington moves to restart nuclear weapons testing.

The U.S. Army’s European component said the canceled troop rotation reflects ‘increased European capability and responsibility’ on NATO’s eastern flank.

The Ukrainian president calls for a cease-fire before peace negotiations take place, while U.S. President Donald Trump repeats his pledge to finalize a deal.

The test is the second time Moscow has tried out part of its nuclear arsenal this month, following the testing of the Burevestnik cruise missile on Oct. 21.

Lukoil is moving to offload holdings in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa as Washington tightens pressure on Moscow to end Ukraine war.

For three days, Vilnius airport was forced to suspend air traffic because of balloons suspected of being used to smuggle contraband cigarettes.

Russian President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman said that nothing about the missile test could worsen relations, as they are ‘already at a minimum.’

Russian President Vladimir Putin called the Burevestnik missile a ‘unique weapon.’

‘I’ve always had a very great relationship with Vladimir Putin, but this has been very disappointing,’ Trump said.

A senior market analyst said Russia’s fiscal health and the stability of its currency was linked to movements in the price of crude oil.