Kyiv acknowledges the unmanned vessel that washed ashore on the island of Lefkada in early May was a Ukrainian military drone, apologizing for an incident it attributes to the realities of Russian aggression.

Four Republicans joined all Democrats in voting for withdrawal from Iran and supporting Ukraine. Republican defections expose cracks in party unity on key foreign policy fronts

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

Putin says “We are ready for an agreement, provided there are mutual compromises with Ukraine”

The agreement clears the way for an initial €3.2 billion disbursement once approved by Ukraine’s parliament, as part of a broader €90 billion support package through 2027

Israel's participation in this year's contest has reignited a debate as old as the competition itself: can Eurovision ever truly be apolitical?

There is growing speculation that Russian vessels in the Mediterranean may have been its intended target

“The war no longer has defined borders,” a diplomatic source told TO VIMA, as concern grows in Athens over the discovery of a suspected Ukrainian naval drone off Cape Lefkatas in Lefkada

Ukraine and Syria have pledged closer cooperation on security, defense and development following talks in Damascus, as Kyiv expands regional ties and promotes its military expertise amid wider Middle East tensions

Ukraine is exploring expanded LNG imports through Greek terminals and the Vertical Corridor pipeline system as Naftogaz moves to boost energy supplies for winter storage and diversify fuel deliveries across Eastern Europe

As two wars rage on its doorstep, the EU gathered its 27 leaders in Brussels and emerged with little more than strongly worded statements.

Britain and Ukraine will collaborate to sell drone technology abroad, boost AI for military use, and strengthen Kyiv’s defense capabilities, as European leaders stress continued support despite rising Middle East tensions.

The deal marks the first agreement by a Greek and European infrastructure group in Ukraine’s energy sector.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will hold talks with U.S., Chinese, and Ukrainian leaders at the Munich Security Conference, outlining Germany’s approach to global security and transatlantic relations

Moscow’s anger over the independence of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, and the prospect of Baltic Orthodox Churches following suit, is all about Putin’s geopolitical ambitions