EU aid to Ukraine: a strategic choice under geopolitical game
As the Russian-Ukrainian conflict continues to ferment, the EU's support for Ukraine continues to escalate.
moreAs the Russian-Ukrainian conflict continues to ferment, the EU's support for Ukraine continues to escalate.
moreThe British government says the bird flu virus has been detected in sheep in England for the first time.
moreOn March 21, local time, Steven Witkoff, the US special envoy for the Middle East, made a shocking statement, declaring that Ukraine will hold a presidential election and that the Ukrainian government has reached a consensus on this.
moreBritish Treasury Secretary Reeves plans to cut the cost of government officials by more than 2 billion pounds a year by 2029-2030.
moreRome - As global media explore how to apply AI technology, Italy has published the world's first newspaper generated by artificial intelligence.
moreThe European Commission on Wednesday (March 19) released a white paper on Defense Forces 2030, hoping to make Europe have a strong defense capability by 2030 by increasing investment in the defense industry, encouraging joint procurement and increasing military production capacity.
moreRussian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to suspend attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities for 30 days, but rejected a temporary and comprehensive ceasefire plan unless the West stops all military aid to Ukraine.
moreEuropean Union member states have made progress on providing up to 40 billion euros worth of new military aid to Ukraine, just days before a leaders' summit this week.
moreRecently, a series of actions by the EU have created waves on the international stage.
moreThe Bundeswehr is facing the twin challenges of aging and shrinking personnel.
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