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Zelenskyy Confirms Ukraine War Will ‘End Sooner’ With Trump in Power
‘The war will end, but there is no set date,’ the Ukrainian leader says.
Orbán Calls on EU to End Russian Sanctions to Avoid ‘Destroying’ Europe’s Economy
The Hungarian prime minister said failing to scrap the penalties against Moscow will see energy prices rise even higher across the continent.
NATO Scrambles Fighter Jets to Intercept Russian Aircraft Over Baltic Sea
NATO said the Russian aircraft did not adhere to ‘international norms’ while flying in the international airspace.
43 Arrested Over $550 Million Italian Mafia ‘Moby Dick’ Tax Fraud
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office said several mafia groups were involved in complex carousel fraud related to value-added tax, a form of sales tax.
EU Fines Meta $840 Million for Unfair Trading on Facebook Marketplace
Meta refuted European Commission’s claim, said that ‘people use Facebook Marketplace because they want to, not because they have to.’
US Concerned Over Possible Tech Transfer Between Russia, North Korea
The top U.S. arms control official echoed the remarks of Secretary of State Antony Blinken and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.
EU’s Incoming Foreign Policy Chief Signals Bold Stance on China
‘China ... is now more a competitor and a systemic rival: Our dependencies toward China in the key sectors are our vulnerability,’ Kaja Kallas said.
Blinken Vows US Military Aid Surge to Support Ukraine in 2025 Fight Against Russia
The Biden administration intends to intensify U.S. military aid to Ukraine in a bid to counter Russia’s invasion through 2025, the Secretary of State said.
Volkswagen’s Investment in Venture With EV Maker Rivian Rises to $5.8 Billion
The two companies will work together to create new electric vehicle architecture and software for future models.
North Korean Troops Actively Fighting Ukrainian Forces in Russia’s Kursk, Washington Says
Moscow and Pyongyang have neither confirmed nor denied the presence of North Korean troops in the Russian border region.
Paris Beefs Up Security Ahead of France Versus Israel Football Match
Double the usual number of officers are being deployed by police in the French capital in an effort to avoid scenes similar to those in Amsterdam last week.
Polls Suggest Defeat for Scholz as Germany Faces Snap Election
Trailing far behind Germany’s center-right CDU/CSU and AfD, Scholz’s SPD faces an uphill battle as snap elections loom amid a struggling economy.
Judge Sentences Jack Teixeira to 15 Years for Ukraine Documents Leak
Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira pleaded guilty in March to six counts of willfully retaining and transmitting classified information.
