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China Signals Continued Support for Russian War Efforts Following EU Sanctions
The European Union imposed the first fully-fledged sanctions—including travel bans and asset freezes—on Chinese actors that allegedly aid Moscow’s war efforts.
EU Investigates TikTok Over Election Interference Allegations in Romania
The EU’s announcement was made after Romania threw out presidential election results, alleging Russian interference.
French, German, and British Diplomats Reach Out to Syria’s New Rulers
The leader of Russia’s Muslim republic of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, calls for Hayat Tahrir al-Shams to be removed from list of banned terrorist groups.
European Union Approves $11 Billion Satellite Network to Rival Musk’s Starlink
The system will ensure Europe retains connectivity ‘even in a hostile environment,’ an EU official said.
Pentagon Confirms North Korean Troops in Combat in Kursk
Ukraine’s military spy agency said that North Korean units fighting for Russia in the Kursk region suffered losses of at least 30 soldiers killed or wounded.
European Commission Sues UK Over Alleged Post-Brexit Free Movement Violations
The legal action comes despite Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s efforts to ’reset' the UK’s relationship with the EU and calling for closer trade ties.
Head of Russia’s Nuclear Defense Forces Killed by Scooter Bomb in Moscow
Earlier this week, Ukraine’s security services charged Igor Kirillov with the use of banned chemical weapons.
How Trump’s Influence Could Reshape the Russia–Ukraine Conflict
From including China in peace talks to arming Ukraine for a prolonged cease-fire negotiation, Trump is poised to reshape the geopolitical landscape.
Norway Rethinks Energy Links to Europe Amid Record Electricity Prices
Sweden’s energy minister said she is ’mad' at Germany for halting nuclear plants, blaming its reliance on renewables for soaring energy prices across Scandavia.
US Sanctions North Korean, Russian Entities Over Military Collaboration
The Treasury’s new sanctions target entities that allegedly support North Korea’s ballistic missile program and assist Russia’s war effort in Ukraine.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Loses Confidence Vote, Paving Way for Election
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz agreed with the opposition to hold an election on Feb. 23.
Military Aid Arrives in Mayotte as Officials Say Death Toll Could Reach Thousands
Mayotte has a population of about 321,000 and is made up of two main islands located in the southwestern Indian Ocean.
UK–Norway Green Partnership to Advance Carbon Capture Amid Concerns Over Risks and Costs
Labour has committed £21.7 billion in funding for carbon capture, utilisation, and storage, as well as the hydrogen sector over 25 years.
Israel Says It Will Close Embassy in Ireland Over ‘Anti-Israel Policies’
It follows Ireland’s decision to ask the International Court of Justice to broaden its definition of genocide, accusing Israel of ‘collective punishment.’
