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House Select Committee Investigates Reports of Chinese Mercenaries in Ukraine
A letter sent to the State Department seeks answers about the extent to which Chinese mercenaries are fighting for Russia in Ukraine.
Here’s What’s in the Critical Minerals Deal Signed by US and Ukraine
The deal will create an investment fund governed by Washington and Kyiv that will oversee all new natural resource projects in Ukraine.
Microsoft Vows to Fight Any Government Order to Halt Its Cloud Services in Europe
The announcement comes amid a broader European push to assert greater control over its digital infrastructure.
American Wrongfully Detained in Belarus Freed, Rubio Confirms
Secretary of State confirmed the release, praising Trump’s efforts to bring detained Americans back home.
US, Ukraine Sign Minerals Deal
The deal was inked as Ukraine and Russia are engaged in ongoing cease-fire talks.
Secret Russian Military Intelligence Unit Implicated in Major Hacks: Paris
Paris accuses Russia’s Fancy Bear group of conducting cyberattacks on entities that are ‘active participants in French life.’
Russia–Ukraine Conflict Still Too Complicated for Quick Peace Deal, Kremlin Says
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said negotiators will need to ’resolve a whole series of nuances’ before they can bring an end to the Russia–Ukraine war.
Turkey Jails 18 More Opposition-Linked Istanbul Officials in Widening Clampdown
The city’s opposition-affiliated mayor was arrested last month on corruption and terrorism-related charges that critics say are politically motivated.
Moscow ‘Waiting for Ukrainian Response’ to 3-Day Cease-Fire Declaration
The Kremlin said Kyiv’s view of the proposal for the three-day cessation next month remained ’very difficult to understand.’
Spanish Grid Operator Rules out Cyberattack in Major Blackout, Points to Solar Power Drop
Despite Red Eléctrica ruling out a cybersecurity incident, Spain’s High Court said it will open an investigation to determine if a cyberattack was the cause.
Greece Will Ask European Commission to Allow It to Spend More on Defense
Last month, European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen eased fiscal rules to allow EU members to raise a total of $684 million for defense spending.
South Africa’s Status Strengthened by Diplomacy Amid Ukraine War, US Tariffs: Analysts
Amid tariff negotiations with the United States and cease-fire plans for the Ukraine War, South Africa’s president talked with Trump, Putin, and Zelenskyy.
Trial in Paris Takes Off for Kim Kardashian 2016 Jewel Heist
In 2016, the ‘grandpa gang’ allegedly tied up Kim Kardashian during Fashion Week and stole millions of dollars in jewelry.
German Company in $3.9 Billion Deal to Buy US Biotech Firm SpringWorks
Merck will acquire SpringWorks Therapeutics for $3.9 billion, aiming to strengthen its U.S. health care presence and expand rare tumor therapies worldwide.
Global Military Spending Exceeds $2.7 Trillion: Report
Spending by the United States rose by 5.7 percent and China by 7 percent.
5 Things to Know About the Spain and Portugal Blackouts
Massive power outages have affected huge areas of the two countries on the Iberian Peninsula.
German President Says Berlin Will Step Up Military Role in NATO
Speaking at the organization’s headquarters, Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Germany would strive to be ’the backbone of conventional defense in Europe.’
North Korea Confirms It Sent Troops to Support Russian Forces in Ukraine
Russia said that North Korean soldiers had provided ‘significant assistance’ to its military in retaking the Kursk region from Ukrainian control.
