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Europe’s Security Shakeup: A Call for Massive Defense Investment as US Shifts Focus
French President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need for Europe to achieve strategic autonomy and reduce its dependency on the U.S. He stated that the shift has become more urgent as the U.S. pivots away from Europe. Macron's statement comes as European leaders prepare to discuss boosting European defense and potentially loosening fiscal rules to support defense projects, amidst concerns over NATO's future and the U.S. disengagement from Europe. Read the full story here
Moscow Sees Eye-to-Eye with US on Global Strategy, Says Kremlin
The Kremlin has stated that the US foreign policy shift under President Donald Trump "largely" aligns with its own vision. According to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov, the new administration's actions, including siding with Russia in UN votes, indicate a commonsense approach to building ties with Moscow. Read the full story here
Cruise Ship Pummeled by Turbulent Seas, Leaves Nearly Two Dozen Passengers Injured
A cruise ship, the Crown Princess, hit rough waters in New Zealand, injuring at least 16 people. The incident occurred on February 25 while the ship was on a 14-day round trip from Sydney, Australia. The ship's crew responded quickly to correct the situation, and no structural damage was reported. A total of 13 guests and three crew members sustained minor injuries, and the voyage continued as planned with no further issues. Read the full…
Carrier Strike: US Warship Anchors in South Korea Amid Heightened Missile Tensions with North
The USS Carl Vinson, a U.S. aircraft carrier, has arrived in South Korea, demonstrating a show of force after North Korea's recent cruise missile tests. This deployment is meant to display a strong U.S-South Korean military alliance. The arrival of the carrier is expected to boost interoperability between the two countries' military assets, amid ongoing North Korean threats. The move is seen as a response to North Korea's persistent security threats and its recent missile…
Russia SeesEye-to-Eye Moment with US as Diplomatic Paths Converge
The Kremlin has stated that the US' recent shift in foreign policy "largely aligns" with its own position, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. US President Donald Trump has sought to rebuild ties with Russia, while relations between the US and Ukraine have grown increasingly strained, following a recent confrontation between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Trump in the Oval Office. Read the full story here
Kiev Slams IAEA’s ‘Legitimization’ of Russian Occupation with Nuclear Site Tour
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) plans to visit the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine, which has been occupied by Russian forces. Ukraine has condemned the visit, citing concerns over the route taken to access the plant. The visit is intended to assess the safety and security of the plant, but Ukraine argues that the IAEA team's travel through Russian-occupied territory legitimizes the occupation. The situation remains a point of contention between Ukraine and Russia.…
Italy Pledges $13 Million to Revitalize Ukraine’s Energy Sector Amid Ongoing Conflict
Italy has signed an agreement to provide Ukraine with 13 million euros ($13.5 million) to support the restoration of Ukraine's energy sector. The funding will be used to procure essential equipment and strengthen the resilience of Ukraine's energy system. The assistance comes as Russia continues to target Ukrainian energy infrastructure, with material losses amounting to "billions of dollars" according to Ukraine's Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko. The funding is part of Italy's efforts to support Ukraine,…
European Powers Unite: Trio Forges Path Towards Lasting Peace in Ukraine
Ahead of an emergency summit in London, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that Britain, France, and Ukraine have agreed to work on a ceasefire plan to present to the United States. The plan aims to contain the fallout of an extraordinary exchange between the US and Ukraine, with Starmer seeking a security guarantee from the US for a lasting peace in Ukraine, and European leaders expected to offer more concrete pledges of support to…
Kyiv on the Brink: Will Zelensky’s Apology Restore US-Ukraine Ties?
The Trump administration is seeking a public apology from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky following a tense exchange at the White House on Friday. Zelensky has declined to apologize, stating that he respects US President Donald Trump and the American people, but must make Ukraine's position clear. Zelensky has since taken to social media to thank the US and other world leaders for their support, including European Commission Vice President Kaja Kallas, Canadian Prime Minister Justin…
Gaza Aid Pipeline Cut Off by Israel Amid Rising Tensions
Israel has halted humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip after the hostage-ceasefire deal expired, the Prime Minister's Office announced. The decision came after Hamas refused to accept the Witkoff framework for continuing negotiations, with Israel warning of consequences if Hamas continues to refuse to release hostages. Read the full story here