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Lavrov: The West seeks a ceasefire in Ukraine to enable it to rearm

Speculation about a possible start of a peace process between Moscow and Kiev multiplied after Trump's election

Dendias: Türkiye expands its claims while Europe needs a strong defensive strategy

"Woe to the country if I were the only option for the Presidency of the Hellenic Republic," Dendias remarked when asked about the possibility of candidacy

Zelensky: End to war in exchange for Ukraine’s NATO membership

The Ukrainian then intends to claim the occupied territories from Russia through diplomatic channels

CNN: Trump’s plan to end the war in Ukraine – The demilitarized zone and the occupied territories

Ukraine, as noted in the article, will not be asked to give up the recovery of the occupied territories - Plan for a demilitarized zone under strict surveillance

ESM: Green light for early repayment of loans under the first support program

The decision paves the way for payments of €7.9 billion

Vladimir Putin: We may even hit the center of Kiev with Oreshnik missiles

"If we have to go on a massive attack with Oreshnik missiles, then the strike will resemble a nuclear attack", Putin said

Lebanon: Tens of thousands of civilians return to their homes after the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah

According to Netanyahu, the ceasefire will allow Israel to "focus on the Iranian threat" and "intensify" pressure on Hamas

Lagarde on tariffs: Europe must negotiate, not retaliate

A trade war would not be in anyone's interest, it would cause a global decline in GDP, the ECB President pointed out

British Foreign Secretary: We will continue talks with Netanyahu after the arrest warrant is issued

David Lammy clarified that he would comply with the ICC's request to arrest Netanyahu if he visited Britain, explaining that he cannot ignore the order

North Macedonia: The new Enlargement Commissioner calls on the country to change its Constitution in order to move forward on its European path

Marta Kosh's statements come after Sofia's "veto" on the start of accession negotiations because North Macedonia has not implemented its obligation to register the Bulgarian minority living in the country in the Constitution.

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