Politics

Donald Trump stated he is providing substantial support to Ukraine in its war against Russia and claimed the conflict would have never started had he remained in office.

Donald Trump signed a major tax cut and spending reduction bill during the Independence Day celebration, highlighting border investments and national debt concerns.

During four-hour talks with Kaja Kallas, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that Russia’s defeat in the war against Ukraine is unacceptable for Beijing.

The Pentagon is reviewing its approach to military aid to Ukraine to align it with U.S. defense priorities while maintaining army combat readiness.

NATO prepares for potential U.S. troop reductions in Europe. The Alliance explores ways to compensate for the diminished American military presence on the continent.

China is investing in the construction of 55 solar power plants in Cuba, while most Russian projects remain unfulfilled due to the ongoing energy crisis.

Trump supported Graham’s sanctions bill against Russia, but the final decision on implementation will rest solely with the U.S. president.

Senator Ron Wyden urged U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to ensure strict compliance with sanctions against Russia and clarify his position on SWIFT.

At the NATO summit in The Hague, Donald Trump unexpectedly voiced strong support for the alliance, promising that Russia will not attack while he remains U.S. president.

The EU has reaffirmed its support for Ukraine’s membership: Costa and von der Leyen praised the country’s reforms and readiness for further accession talks.