Politics

The European Commission has approved the extension of temporary protection for Ukrainians until 2027 due to the ongoing war, allowing them to legally stay, work, and study in the EU.

Russian and U.S. delegations met in Istanbul to discuss restoring diplomatic missions, including the return of seized properties and visa-related matters.

Karol Nawrocki has won the presidential election in Poland. Who is he, and what is known about his stance on Ukraine?

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán again criticized Ukraine’s potential EU accession, calling the country “dangerous” and fundamentally different from other candidates.

Security advisors from the US, France, Germany, and the UK are expected to join Ukraine–Russia peace talks scheduled for June 2 in Istanbul.

Spain has joined the declaration urging the European Commission to take action against Hungary over the Pride ban, bringing the number of signatories to 17.

Germany announces a new military aid package for Ukraine worth around 5 billion euros, including weapons, ammunition, and military training for Ukrainian soldiers.

EU and U.S. coordination on Russian sanctions has broken down, raising doubts about future joint actions and weakening the global sanctions framework.

Hungary and Serbia are building a new oil pipeline to transport Russian oil, bypassing Ukraine, despite EU sanctions and the ongoing war in Ukraine.

The European Commission urges Hungary to withdraw a bill limiting NGO and media funding, calling it a breach of EU laws and principles.