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Ukrnafta signed a €90,000 contract with German law firm Hengeler Mueller to defend its interests in a $190 million arbitration case involving Carpatsky Petroleum.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte suggested that China might encourage Russia to attack NATO territory to divert attention from a possible invasion of Taiwan.

Israel sends a delegation to Qatar for talks with Hamas on hostages, despite the group’s new demands related to ceasefire and aid, which Israel finds unacceptable.

Germany seeks an urgent solution to supply Ukraine with Patriot air defense systems and missiles, while awaiting U.S. approval through Secretary Pete Hegseth.

President Zelensky revoked Metropolitan Onufriy’s citizenship due to his Russian passport obtained in 2002, as confirmed by the Security Service of Ukraine.

The Pentagon has temporarily halted the delivery of certain weapons to Ukraine, citing the need to reassess U.S. stockpiles after years of unchecked arms distribution under Biden.

Ukraine plans to officially request the EU to delay CBAM due to projected GDP losses, export decline, and over 73,000 potential job cuts.

China has unveiled a graphite bomb capable of disabling enemy power grids over an area of up to 10,000 m², reports Baltimore Chronicle citing South China Morning Post.

France and Ukraine plan joint drone production with Renault. Zelensky and Macron discussed the project at the NATO summit in The Hague.

Iran ends cooperation with the IAEA following the parliamentary approval of a law, which was later ratified by the Guardian Council of the Islamic Revolution.