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On the path to the EU, Ukraine faces a dual challenge: implementing reforms and fighting a major war.

As Keir Starmer announces his new UK Government Cabinet, we look at the key figure who will be responsible for Ukraine—John Healey.

Elections in the United Kingdom resulted in a sweeping victory for the Labour Party. On Friday, July 5th, the outgoing Prime Minister from the Conservative Party, Rishi Sunak, conceded defeat in the election. Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the UK’s Labour Party, will replace him as the Head of the British government.

The European Union is expanding, but gradually. Years of waiting are a typical practice for all new members.

It has become clear that Kim Jong Un's and Putin's partnership extends beyond a bromance and political photo opportunities. The pressing question remains: to what extent will it evolve?

We will update this material with new information regarding the countries that have signed the joint communiqué following the Summit on Peace for Ukraine.

You may have heard about the recent protests that have swept across Georgia. Images of thousands of people on the streets of Tbilisi have flooded news feeds worldwide. But what is the trigger for these protests?

Russian "philosopher" Alexander Dugin is becoming increasingly known globally after his interview with Tucker Carlson. This man is often called one of Vladimir Putin's main ideologists. Despite his reputation as an occult far-right satanist, Dugin's influence seems to have begun to spread beyond Russia.

How “neutral” are the Russian and Belarusian athletes set to compete in the Olympics this summer under the “neutral“ flag?

Russia’s new Minister of Defense is a civilian and his name is Andrey Belousov. He is a long-time friend of Vladimir Putin and a member of a closed religious brotherhood.

Russia has long exploited the Olympic Truce as a ruse to launch its wars. Putin knows that the best time to attack is while everyone watches the games as it’ll be difficult for news to broadcast during the sports event and could go unnoticed by world media.

Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has caused not only death and destruction within its borders but has also led to a wave of Ukrainian refugees seeking safety in EU countries. But a number of them have faced violent attacks over the past two years.

Before the full-scale invasion, Ukraine could fully supply itself with energy and even export it abroad. But the war has changed everything. The Ukrainian energy system is being destroyed, and energy prices are rising in Europe.