Greek firms including GEK Terna, PPC, Metlen, AVAX, HELLENiQ Energy, and Motor Oil are positioning in Romania to enter Ukraine’s future reconstruction market.

Kyiv has denounced the forced transfers of tens of thousands of children to Russian territory or areas under Russian occupation as a “war crime.”

Zelensky made the statement ahead of meeting planned between Putin and Trump in Alaska on August 15

A look at the EU’s latest concessions to the US, its faltering global stance, and the growing gap between declared values and real influence

In the southeastern city of Zaporizhzhia, near the war’s frontlines, hundreds of protesters — some in military uniform — marched under the slogan “Ukraine is not Russia."

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Monday nominated First Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko to replace Shmyhal.

Russia has increased its military spending, now allocating 6.3% of its GDP—the highest level since the Cold War

The Greek PM is expected focus on the rebuilding Odessa, a city with historical significance for Greece. After Odessa he will visit Moldova and Sweden.

According to Trump’s envoy Keith Kellogg, both delegations are expected to present documents outlining their peace proposals during the Istanbul talks.

The Athens–Chișinău route marks a significant step forward for connectivity between Greece, Moldova, and Ukraine.

The talks — hosted by Turkey — were expected to be a pivotal moment in diplomatic efforts to halt the conflict, but they quickly descended into a symbolic standoff

The absence of both world leaders significantly reduces expectations for a substantial diplomatic breakthrough in the war that has raged since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022

Zelensky says Kyiv is open to Putin’s proposed May 15 talks, but insists a full and lasting ceasefire must come first

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday blamed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for delaying a potential peace deal with Russia.

The U.S. brokered maritime and energy ceasefires between Ukraine and Russia, easing tensions but raising concerns over sanctions and enforcement.