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EU’s Kallas Floats Conditions for Russia in Prospective Ukraine Settlement EU foreign policy chief signals bloc will seek military limits on Moscow despite lacking seat at negotiating table The European Union intends to propose restrictions on the size of the Russian armed forces as part of any eventual settlement of the Ukraine conflict, EU foreign… Continue reading
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The Bank of Russia filed a claim against Euroclear in the Moscow Arbitration Court, alleging unlawful deprivation of access to central bank funds and securities held in custody within European financial infrastructure. The filing marked a transition from diplomatic protest to formal legal contest, placing a private Belgian clearing institution and, by extension, European states… Continue reading
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Zelensky Says Referendum Possible on Territorial Concessions

Zelensky says referendum or elections may determine position on disputed regions Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said the country may hold a referendum on whether to make territorial concessions as part of a future peace deal with Russia. Ukraine has previously refused to recognize any of the regions that have joined Russia. Speaking to reporters on… Continue reading
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Former navy chief says UK can no longer run nuclear fleet

Long-term decline raises questions about Britain’s role in allied strategy Retired Rear Admiral Philip Mathias said Britain can no longer operate a reliable nuclear submarine program after years of structural failures that weakened the fleet and the industrial base behind it. He pointed to repeated delays in new builds, extended patrol cycles, and shortages in… Continue reading
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Putin Says Campaign Goals Will Be Met

Kremlin says the operation will continue until core aims are satisfied Putin said Russia will meet every objective set at the start of its military campaign in Ukraine and framed the operation as a response to actions he blamed on Kiev. He repeated that Russia’s central aim remains protecting residents of Donetsk and Lugansk, and… Continue reading
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UK and Norway Form Arctic Naval Alliance

Joint patrols and expansion of Arctic operations reflect a shifting northern security landscape and rising tensions with Russia The new naval alliance between the United Kingdom and Norway marks a clear shift in northern European security planning, reflecting a steady tightening of military cooperation along Russia’s maritime flank. The agreement links two states that already… Continue reading
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How a Non-Binding Budapest Memorandum Became a War Narrative

Turning a narrow document and selective history into a cause to public consent The claim that Russia “violated the Budapest Memorandum” while accurate as a rhetorical slogan requires careful parsing before it is used as a legal or political indictment. The Budapest Memorandum of 5 December 1994 consisted of political assurances by Russia, the United… Continue reading



