Repeated Russian drone attacks on Odessa have damaged homes and key port infrastructure, highlighting risks to Ukraine's economy and civilian safety amid escalating conflict.
Hungary's new government initiates talks to lift the EU’s freeze on €35 billion in funds withheld over democratic concerns under Orban’s administration.
Viktor Orban declines his parliamentary mandate after electoral defeat, signaling a strategic shift as Hungary's new government under Peter Magyar prepares to take office.
The AfD expelled Alexander Eichwald for delivering a Hitler-style speech, exposing internal ideological rifts and historical controversies within Germany's right-wing movement.
Germany attributes recent phishing attacks via Signal messenger targeting politicians and military personnel to Russia, raising concerns about cybersecurity and espionage.
A fake BBC report claiming a stolen Cézanne painting was found in Zelensky’s office highlights ongoing Russian-linked disinformation campaigns targeting Ukraine.
Ryanair plans to close its Berlin base and halve flights by 2026, citing Germany's rising aviation taxes and fees that threaten the viability of budget airlines.
The US will not extend sanctions exemptions allowing purchases of Russian and Iranian oil products at sea, tightening energy restrictions amid geopolitical tensions and economic consequences.
Uzbek banks will now maintain a minimum card balance during automatic loan repayments, protecting customers from full account depletion starting April 15, 2025.
US President Donald Trump views Putin's potential participation in the 2026 G20 summit as beneficial amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and Russia's global isolation.
The US brokered a three-week extension of the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, signaling renewed dialogue amidst complex geopolitical and economic challenges surrounding Hezbollah.
A Russian drone strike on Odessa injured at least three civilians and damaged residential buildings, posing significant challenges to the city's economic resilience and civilian safety.