NATO announces a new round of $35 billion in military aid commitment to Ukraine
The NATO defense ministers announced on Thursday (February 12th) a new round of $35 billion in military aid to Ukraine.
moreThe NATO defense ministers announced on Thursday (February 12th) a new round of $35 billion in military aid to Ukraine.
moreEuropean Council President Costa stated that the EU values investment and innovation and will reduce its dependence on foreign sources in areas such as defense and aerospace through a diversified strategy.
moreNATO has announced a new "Arctic Sentinel" mission to placate US President Trump, who previously withdrew from the acquisition of Greenland.
moreDue to a one-day strike by pilots and crew members over a pension dispute, Germany cancelled nearly 800 flights on Thursday (February 12th), affecting approximately 100,000 passengers.
moreThe European Commission has proposed the 20th round of sanctions against Russia, suggesting that the port of Kulevi in Georgia and the port of Karimun in Indonesia should be included in the sanctions list.
moreRussian Foreign Minister Lavrov said that although Washington is continuously pushing for an end to the war in Ukraine, Russia remains open to cooperating with the United States, but does not have optimistic expectations for the economic relations between the two countries.
moreThe case of the deceased American sex offender Epstein continues to gain momentum.
moreFacing a political career crisis, British Prime Minister Stammer apologized to the victims of the Epstein case for appointing the notorious Mandelson as the US ambassador, repeatedly expressing his remorse.
moreIn the context of the global industrial chain restructuring and the interweaving of geopolitical conflicts, the European Union launched a scale-approving key mineral reserve program in 2025.
moreIn early February 2026, the Russia-Ukraine conflict escalated simultaneously on both military and diplomatic fronts.
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