Ukraine-Russia war escalates: Nuclear threat looms

Moscow has threatened nuclear retaliation over the US decision to supply Ukraine with ATACMS missiles, capable of striking deep into Russian territory.

US embassy in Kiev closes after warning of 'significant airstrike'

The United States Embassy in Kyiv announces that it has received information regarding a potential significant airstrike on November 20. As a precaution, the embassy will be closed, and diplomatic mission employees are instructed to take shelter, reports SkyNews.

Correspondence // Weimar Triangle Plus: "The most important" meeting dedicated to Ukraine in the EU

Following a discussion among EU foreign ministers about the situation in Ukraine yesterday in Brussels, which included informal participation from Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi, four of those ministers are convening again today in Warsaw for another meeting focused on Ukraine. Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has referred to this meeting as "the most important today."

1,000 days of war in Ukraine. Destroyed cities, grieving families and a transformed country

Russia's large-scale invasion of Ukraine reached its 1,000th day on Tuesday, a grim milestone in Europe's bloodiest conflict since World War II, writes news.ro.

EU debates allowing Ukraine to target Russia with missiles

France, which has already supplied Ukraine with long-range missiles, indicated on Monday that it could also permit Kyiv to strike military targets within Russia, following reports suggesting that the United States had already made this decision.

Romania’s electoral marathon: What to expect from the 2024 vote

Romania is preparing for an electoral marathon: on Sunday, November 24, the first round of the presidential elections will be held, followed by parliamentary elections on December 1.

Ukraine’s Victory Plan: Zelenskyy calls for urgent missile aid

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed gratitude to his partners for their support with air defence systems and missiles, emphasising that systems like Patriot should not remain in storage but instead be sent to those capable of saving lives and in urgent need of them.

Vienna's magical Christmas Market

Vienna's winter festivities have kicked off with the illumination of a giant 30-metre Christmas tree in front of City Hall.

UN climate chief urges G20 for climate finance

The UN climate chief, Simon Stiell, has urged G20 leaders to signal their support for increased global climate finance at their upcoming meeting in Rio de Janeiro next week, according to Reuters.

Russia stops natural gas supplies to Austria. Gazprom, unhappy that it was forced to pay fines of 230 million euros

Russia stopped natural gas supplies to Austria this morning. Gazprom, the energy giant in Russia, is unhappy that it was forced to pay fines of 230 million euros for non-compliance with contractual provisions, writes Euronews. The announcement was made by the Austrian company, which manages the gas transportation network.

A Russian citizen, who allegedly trained activists from the Republic of Moldova, was detained in Bosnia and Herzegovina

A Russian citizen, Alexander Bezrukovni, has been detained in Bosnia and Herzegovina on suspicion of being an instructor who illegally trained pro-Russian activists from Moldova, the media in Bosnia and Herzegovina announced today.

Poland considers MiG-29 transfer to Ukraine

Poland has expressed its willingness to provide Soviet-era MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, but only under specific conditions.