Rwanda Bill to become law in major illegal migration milestone

UK government efforts to stop the boats and tackle illegal migration took a major step forward, after the Safety of Rwanda Bill completed its passage through Parliament overnight, Monday 22 April, reads a press release of the UK Government.

PM to announce largest-ever military aid package to Ukraine on visit to Poland

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will announce the largest-ever military aid package to Ukraine on his visit to Poland, reads a press release of the UK Government.

Ukraine: Missile Severs Kharkiv TV Tower

A 240-metre television tower in the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv has been severed in two, with its upper section collapsing to the ground. Images obtained by Reuters provide visual confirmation of the damage, kyivindependent.com reported.

NATO Chief: Delayed US Aid to Ukraine Spurs Tangible Consequences

The postponement of US assistance to Ukraine has yielded tangible consequences, as highlighted by NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, who also emphasised that there is still opportunity for it to have a meaningful impact.

Europe Pledges Military Aid to Bolster Ukraine

After the US Congress approved aid for Kyiv, Europe is now preparing its own coordinated contribution to Ukraine's defence.

U.S. Sanctions Against Israeli Unit Over West Bank Treatment Spark Backlash

An Israeli defence force unit is currently facing U.S. sanctions due to its treatment of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

House Allocates $61B for Ukraine Aid: Senate Approval Pending

After the House of Representatives voted on a bill allocating approximately $61 billion for purposes directly or indirectly related to supporting Ukraine, it is expected that the Senate, the upper chamber of Congress, will examine it early next week.

G7 Commitments and Bilateral Agreements: Ukraine's Resilience Against Russian Aggression

President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced that Ukraine may soon enter into bilateral agreements with several states, as reported by The Kyiv Independent.

Slovak crowdfunders raise nearly 2 million euros for Ukraine ammunition drive

Organisers of a Slovak crowdfunding campaign said Wednesday they hoped to raise one million euros for ammunition for Ukraine, rejecting their government's refusal to send military aid to their war-torn neighbour, Kyiv Post reports.

US House to vote on long-awaited aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan

The votes on the $95 billion foreign aid and arms bills are expected to begin at 1:00 pm (1700 GMT), and embattled Republican Speaker Mike Johnson will need Democratic votes to get them passed, AFP reports.

Mircea Geoană: The Republic of Moldova must use AI tools to counter propaganda, disinformation and fake news

The Republic of Moldova must use artificial intelligence tools to counter propaganda, disinformation and fake news, challenges launched from Moscow. The statement was made by the Deputy Secretary General of NATO, Mircea Geoană, in a video message at the "AI & Big Data" Conference in Chisinau. Also, the official said that NATO is working to establish clear policies for the use of new technologies with respect for ethics and fairness.

G7 gives Iran sharp warning not to send ballistic missiles to Russia

The G7 sent a pointed warning to Iran on Friday to refrain from sending ballistic missiles to Russia, saying that such a move would trigger "new and significant measures against Iran", Politico reports.