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Merz Plans to Transfer Russian Central Bank Assets Held in Germany to Support Ukraine
Dec 18, 2025
Reparations Loan for Ukraine: Kallas Rules Out Plan B
EU eyes a €90B “reparations loan” for Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets as Kaja Kallas ditches any Plan B, doubling down on a bold funding push amid mounting political and legal hurdles.
Dec 18, 2025
Poland Plans to End Special Status for Ukrainians After March 4, 2026
Poland plans to end the special temporary protection and benefits for Ukrainian citizens after March 4, 2026, shifting them to standard immigration rules and tightening access to aid, jobs and healthcare.
Dec 17, 2025
EU to Sanction 40 More Russian “Shadow Fleet” Vessels
The EU expands sanctions on Russia’s shadow fleet, blacklisting over 40 additional tankers that help Moscow dodge oil restrictions, tightening port bans and crippling revenue streams tied to the war effort.
Dec 15, 2025
Merz: Ukraine’s Defense Key to Europe’s Security and Global Shift
German Chancellor Merz says Ukraine’s defense is central to Europe’s security and a global power shift, warning Putin won’t stop without resistance and urging stronger Western backing.
Dec 14, 2025
The EU has agreed to freeze Russian assets indefinitely
The EU agrees to indefinitely freeze roughly €210 billion in Russian sovereign assets held in Europe, locking funds until Moscow ends its war and supports Ukraine’s reconstruction and reparations.
Dec 12, 2025
Russian Iskander Strikes Turkish-Flagged Vessel in Odesa Port as Erdoğan Meets Putin on “Limited Ceasefire”
A Russian Iskander missile slams into a Turkish‑flagged vessel in Odesa port just hours after Erdoğan met Putin to discuss a “limited ceasefire,” raising urgent risks for Black Sea security and shipping.
Dec 12, 2025
Erdogan Urges Putin to Accept “Limited Ceasefire” in Ukraine During Meeting in Turkmenistan
At a summit in Turkmenistan, Turkey’s Erdogan urges Putin to agree to a limited ceasefire in the Russia‑Ukraine war focused on halting attacks on ports and energy facilities, pushing peace efforts forward.
Dec 12, 2025
UNGA Passes Ukraine’s Chornobyl Resolution Despite Opposition from Russia, Belarus, China, and the U.S.
UNGA adopts Ukraine‑backed Chernobyl resolution on boosting global cooperation to tackle disaster aftermath despite opposition from Russia, Belarus, China and the U.S., spotlighting nuclear safety amid war.
Dec 11, 2025
U.S. No Longer Demands Russian Troop Withdrawal from Donbas for Demilitarized Zone Proposal
The U.S. has shifted its peace proposal on Ukraine, no longer insisting Russia pull forces back from Donbas for a demilitarized zone and now urging Ukraine to withdraw troops — a stance Kyiv rejects as unfair.
Dec 11, 2025
Russian Military Transport Plane Crashes
Russian An‑22 military transport plane crashes in Ivanovo region during a test flight after repairs, killing all crew aboard the ageing aircraft and raising questions about safety and fleet readiness.
Dec 9, 2025
Moscow Denies Backing Trump’s Peace Plan, Admits “Negative Attitude” Toward U.S. Proposals
Moscow denies it backs Donald Trump’s Ukraine peace plan and says it holds a “negative attitude” toward key U.S. proposals, rejecting narratives of Kremlin support and insisting no agreement exists.
Dec 8, 2025
Denmark to Reduce Military Aid to Ukraine in 2026
Denmark plans to nearly halve military support to Ukraine in 2026, allocating about DKK 9.4 billion (€1.26 billion) — a sharp drop from previous years as Kyiv seeks continued Western backing.
Dec 6, 2025
Britain Ready to Transfer £8 Billion of Frozen Russian Assets to Ukraine
Britain says it’s prepared to transfer £8 billion of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine’s military and reconstruction, backing Kyiv alongside European allies despite legal and diplomatic debates.
Dec 5, 2025
U.S. Pressures EU to Halt “Reparations” Loan to Ukraine, Citing Need to Keep Frozen Russian Assets for Peace Talks
The U.S. is urging EU governments to halt a planned reparations loan to Ukraine backed by frozen Russian assets, arguing the funds should be preserved to support peace negotiations and diplomatic leverage.
Dec 5, 2025
Russia Warns Belgium It Will “Forever” Feel Consequences of Frozen Asset Seizures
Belgian PM De Wever says Russia warned that if frozen assets are used for Ukraine, Belgium — which holds most of the funds — will “feel the consequences forever,” amid fierce EU debate on reparations.
Dec 4, 2025
Australia and New Zealand Pledge Over $70 Million in Aid to Ukraine
Australia and New Zealand commit over $70 million in new military aid to Ukraine, including contributions to weapons supply initiatives and defense equipment, reinforcing Indo‑Pacific support amid Russia’s war.
Dec 4, 2025
UN General Assembly Demands Russia Return Abducted Ukrainian Children
UN General Assembly demands Russia immediately and unconditionally return all forcibly deported Ukrainian children, with the U.S. and 90+ nations backing the resolution against Moscow’s objections.
Dec 4, 2025
Canada Pledges $150M Military Aid to Ukraine
Canada just dropped $150M in military aid for Ukraine — new weapons, ammo, and gear to help Kyiv strike back hard against Russia’s relentless attacks.
Dec 3, 2025
EU’s New “Reparations Loans” Plan Meets Most of Belgium’s Concerns
EU unveils new “reparations loans” plan to help fund Ukraine using frozen Russian assets—with Brussels addressing most of Belgium’s legal and risk fears as funding fights intensify.
Dec 3, 2025
Latvia Cuts Support for Ukrainian Refugees
Latvia votes to slash key support for Ukrainian refugees — ending one‑time job aid and cutting discounts on travel and medical co‑pays as Baltic hostilities and EU pressure rise.
Dec 3, 2025
European Commission to Unveil Official Plan Today on Transferring Frozen Russian Assets to Ukraine
EU set to turn frozen Russian assets into billions for Ukraine’s war and rebuilding—Moscow’s money could become Kyiv’s lifeline amid heated Brussels debate.
Dec 3, 2025
UK Grants Additional £10M to Restore Ukraine’s Damaged Energy Infrastructure
UK announces another £10M to help rebuild Ukraine’s war‑shattered energy grid — a critical boost as Kyiv battles Russian strikes and winter power shortfalls.
Dec 3, 2025
The Netherlands Plans to Close Centers for Ukrainians in 2027
The Netherlands plans to shut down housing centers for Ukrainian refugees in 2027 when EU temporary protection ends, forcing tens of thousands to find their own homes and healthcare amid housing shortages.
Dec 2, 2025
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Searches Underway at MP Skorokhod’s Home as She Is Suspected of Taking a Bribe
Kyiv Court Releases NABU Detective Ruslan Magamedrasulov Core Investigator of “Midas” Case
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The EU and 34 Countries Sign Convention to Establish an International Commission for Compensation for Damage Caused to Ukraine by Russian Aggression
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200-Million US Dollars Road Scandal to Bukovel Forces Ukraine’s Regional Reconstruction Chief to Resign
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Ukrainian Armored Vehicles Expand Range of Heavy Ground Robotic Systems
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