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US, European, Ukrainian Officials Discuss Plan to End War During Geneva Meeting
European allies said they were not consulted while Washington was drafting the plan, leading to some confusion as to which parties were involved.
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Rubio Says Russia–Ukraine Peace Proposal Was Authored by US
Secretary of State said the 28-point proposal incorporated input from both the Russian and Ukrainian sides.
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European Leaders, US Lawmakers Weigh Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan
The White House calls the framework a ‘win-win,’ while European leaders demand revisions and greater consultation with partners.
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How UK Drug Dealing Fueled Russia’s War Machine
Sal Melki, UK National Crime Agency’s deputy director for economic crime, said this was the first time street crime had been linked to the Russian war effort.
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US Asks Embassies to Report Human Rights, Public Safety Impacts of Mass Migration
The US encourages foreign governments and allies to engage more with citizens who are concerned about mass migration.
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Trump Admin’s Proposed 28-Point Russia–Ukraine Peace Plan: What’s in It?
The plan would see Kyiv cede territory to Moscow, reduce its armed forces, and abandon its hopes of joining NATO all together.
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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Faces ‘Difficult’ Crossroads as It Weighs Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan
Zelenskyy said Ukraine may face a choice between ‘loss of dignity’ or losing key U.S. support.
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Zelenskyy Ready for ‘Honest’ Work on US-backed Plan as Europeans Express Concern
The Trump administration confirmed on Nov. 20 that it had formulated a plan to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.
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US Working ‘Quietly’ on Russia–Ukraine Peace Plan: White House
Trump ’supports this plan,‘ White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said. ’It’s a good plan for both Russia and Ukraine.’
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US Must Press Allies on Chipmaking Export Loopholes to China: Experts
Experts and lawmakers said chipmaking equipment is critical leverage that the U.S. has over China.
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EU Moves Toward ‘Military Schengen,’ Speeding Up Possible Mobilization of Forces Across Europe
Among the EC’s plans are proposals to remove regulatory barriers across the bloc to make it easier to move militaries across national borders.
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Russian Duma Urges Moscow to Take Action If EU Seizes Assets
Lawmakers in Moscow unanimously passed a resolution labeling Brussels’s plan to fund a loan to Ukraine with frozen Russian assets ‘outright theft’.
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Poland Seeks to Charge 2 Rail Explosion Suspects With Acts of Terrorist Sabotage
Prosecutors said that investigators had managed to collate a range of evidence that indicates a ‘high probability’ the suspects committed the acts of sabotage.
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1 in 5 Young AI Users Prefer ‘Talking’ to Tech Over Humans: Study
The study follows another that suggested that more than one in three adults (37 percent) have turned to AI chatbots for mental health support.
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UK Says ‘Military Options Ready’ After Russian Ship Uses Lasers Against Air Force
The Russian spy ship Yantar, designed for intelligence gathering and mapping undersea cables, was spotted off the coast of Scotland.
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Poland, Romania Scramble Jets After Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Both NATO nations have seen repeated violations of their airspaces during Moscow’s war against Kyiv.
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Netherlands Suspends State Control of China-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia
A Dutch government delegation is expected to travel to Beijing this week to seek a solution to the spat over Nexperia.
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US Approves Potential $105 Million Sale of Patriot Air Defense System Sustainment to Ukraine
Patriot systems are considered one of the most advanced air defense tools in the U.S. arsenal.
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US, European, Ukrainian Officials Discuss Plan to End War During Geneva Meeting
European allies said they were not consulted while Washington was drafting the plan, leading to some confusion as to which parties were involved.
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Rubio Says Russia–Ukraine Peace Proposal Was Authored by US
Secretary of State said the 28-point proposal incorporated input from both the Russian and Ukrainian sides.
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European Leaders, US Lawmakers Weigh Trump’s Ukraine Peace Plan
The White House calls the framework a ‘win-win,’ while European leaders demand revisions and greater consultation with partners.
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How UK Drug Dealing Fueled Russia’s War Machine
Sal Melki, UK National Crime Agency’s deputy director for economic crime, said this was the first time street crime had been linked to the Russian war effort.
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US Asks Embassies to Report Human Rights, Public Safety Impacts of Mass Migration
The US encourages foreign governments and allies to engage more with citizens who are concerned about mass migration.
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Trump Admin’s Proposed 28-Point Russia–Ukraine Peace Plan: What’s in It?
The plan would see Kyiv cede territory to Moscow, reduce its armed forces, and abandon its hopes of joining NATO all together.
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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Faces ‘Difficult’ Crossroads as It Weighs Trump’s 28-Point Peace Plan
Zelenskyy said Ukraine may face a choice between ‘loss of dignity’ or losing key U.S. support.
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Zelenskyy Ready for ‘Honest’ Work on US-backed Plan as Europeans Express Concern
The Trump administration confirmed on Nov. 20 that it had formulated a plan to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.
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US Working ‘Quietly’ on Russia–Ukraine Peace Plan: White House
Trump ’supports this plan,‘ White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said. ’It’s a good plan for both Russia and Ukraine.’
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US Must Press Allies on Chipmaking Export Loopholes to China: Experts
Experts and lawmakers said chipmaking equipment is critical leverage that the U.S. has over China.
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EU Moves Toward ‘Military Schengen,’ Speeding Up Possible Mobilization of Forces Across Europe
Among the EC’s plans are proposals to remove regulatory barriers across the bloc to make it easier to move militaries across national borders.
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Russian Duma Urges Moscow to Take Action If EU Seizes Assets
Lawmakers in Moscow unanimously passed a resolution labeling Brussels’s plan to fund a loan to Ukraine with frozen Russian assets ‘outright theft’.
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Poland Seeks to Charge 2 Rail Explosion Suspects With Acts of Terrorist Sabotage
Prosecutors said that investigators had managed to collate a range of evidence that indicates a ‘high probability’ the suspects committed the acts of sabotage.
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1 in 5 Young AI Users Prefer ‘Talking’ to Tech Over Humans: Study
The study follows another that suggested that more than one in three adults (37 percent) have turned to AI chatbots for mental health support.
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UK Says ‘Military Options Ready’ After Russian Ship Uses Lasers Against Air Force
The Russian spy ship Yantar, designed for intelligence gathering and mapping undersea cables, was spotted off the coast of Scotland.
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Poland, Romania Scramble Jets After Russian Strikes on Ukraine
Both NATO nations have seen repeated violations of their airspaces during Moscow’s war against Kyiv.
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Netherlands Suspends State Control of China-Owned Chipmaker Nexperia
A Dutch government delegation is expected to travel to Beijing this week to seek a solution to the spat over Nexperia.
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US Approves Potential $105 Million Sale of Patriot Air Defense System Sustainment to Ukraine
Patriot systems are considered one of the most advanced air defense tools in the U.S. arsenal.
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