The two men discussed the latest developments on the ground in the theater of war ahead of the upcoming extraordinary meeting of the European Council in Brussels
Now in exile in Boston and working for MIT, Andriy Tuz wonders if he will ever be able to go home again
A relevant MoC was signed on Friday on the sidelines of a two-day ministerial conference of Central & South Eastern Europe Energy Connectivity in Athens
The latest barrage by Moscow is the second significant salvo in less than a week
Corruption and fear are hindering effort to rebuild army
Proliferation of small, cheap drones is changing the way militaries think about air defense
Commission approves €150 million Greek scheme to support energy-intensive companies in the context of Russia's war against Ukraine
As doubts build over the prospect of more U.S. arms and EU money, Kyiv prepares for adversity on many fronts
Despite Hungary's opposition, the decision on candidate status was unanimously approved by 26 EU member states
Orban also expressed a favorable view towards Georgia, stating, "Georgia is fine. Everyone loves you."
President is looking to persuade the U.S. to pass a new aid package critical to helping his country fend off Russia’s invasion
Without new aid by year’s end, U.S. won’t be able to continue providing weapons and equipment to Kyiv
Biden warned that denying further aid to Ukraine would be "the biggest gift" one could offer to the Russian President Vladimir Putin.
European officials emphasized to the Financial Times that EU member states are far from reaching an agreement on topping up the bloc's common budget – including €50 billion for Ukraine – ahead of the summit in Brussels on December 14-15
Kremlin leader seeks to turn advantage in manpower and munitions into battlefield progress, while Western will and assistance for Kyiv waver
European powers are increasingly helping Kyiv hold the line against Russia as the war slips toward stalemate
Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov referred to his country's support towards Ukraine in the wake of the Russian invasion, which includes non-military assistance, as well as hosting more than 84,000 refugees in the Balkan country