Moscow called in the French, German, and British ambassadors, accusing their governments of pursuing a policy that, it claims, prolongs the war in Ukraine

The U.S. House passed a Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions bill, exposing Republican divisions over Trump’s foreign policy

Russia's deputy foreign minister raised the specter of nuclear weapons use at the St. Petersburg forum, while also calling for normalized ties with Washington before the next U.S. election

Romania said a drone struck a residential building during a Russian attack on nearby Ukraine, marking the first time the war has caused injuries in a densely populated area on Romanian territory

The $16.5 billion project, backed by Russian export financing, marks a major step in Kazakhstan’s long-debated shift toward nuclear energy as the country seeks to strengthen its power supply.

Moscow says energy and trade agreements could be suspended if Yerevan continues its accession process, deepening tensions as Armenia strengthens ties with Western partners

The agreement will strengthen military, cybersecurity and border cooperation as both countries seek to address growing security challenges and deepen European defense partnerships

Reaffirming Athens’ position on maritime security, the Greek minister said Greece places particular importance on safeguarding freedom of navigation and secure sea lanes.

How Elon Musk's satellite system became a pivotal battlefield tool for both Ukraine and Russia, and what it means for the future of digital warfare

Lithuanian regulators say expanded infrastructure in Kaliningrad enables GPS signal falsification up to 450 kilometres away, affecting navigation systems across several European countries.

One of the largest assaults on the Ukrainian capital since the war began left multiple people dead and nearly 100 injured, drawing condemnation from European leaders and renewed calls for international action

: Washington granted a second 30-day sanctions exemption for Russian seaborne oil, citing the need to support energy-vulnerable nations affected by disrupted Gulf supplies and the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz

A Russian cargo vessel that reportedly carried submarine nuclear reactors bound for North Korea sank under mysterious circumstances off the Spanish coast

US president says temporary halt in fighting could open path to renewed diplomacy, with no immediate confirmation from Moscow or Kyiv

Moscow says Armenia is moving into the European Union’s “anti-Russian orbit” as tensions deepen between the longtime allies following disputes over security and regional influence

The entire international jury of the world's oldest and most important contemporary art fair resigned days before its opening, refusing to engage with nations whose leaders face ICC charges. And the Venice Biennale scrapped its usual awards in favor of a public vote.

Moscow and Abu Dhabi discuss expanding food and fertilizer exports while advancing a proposed BRICS grain exchange, as global trade faces disruption from Middle East tensions.