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Ukrainian President's Office expects special tribunal on Russia to launch next year

Council of Europe approves decision to launch special tribunal for Putin

Germany says Russia could be ready to attack NATO by 2029 or even earlier

EXPLAINERHow the "methane" reform could help Ukraine move closer to EU and generate revenue

Ukraine's foreign minister travels to Chișinău where special tribunal on Russian aggression is to be launched

Rubio calls Ukrainian armed forces the strongest and most powerful in Europe

EU finalising €6bn drone package for Ukraine

EXPLAINERHow the global trading system is changing and how Ukraine can protect itself

Hungary’s Magyar scraps state of emergency introduced by Orbán over threat of war

EXPLAINERHow the Ukrainian drone incident brought down Latvia's government and what consequences it may have

EXPLAINERWhy UK PM Starmer is facing calls to resign and who could replace him

EU ambassador shares her opinion on Zelenskyy's former aide Yermak's case

Shahed-type drone used by Russia to attack Ukraine enters Moldova's airspace

EXPLAINERWhy EU's new rules threaten Ukrainian steel and how to reach a compromise

EU officially informs the Council of Europe of its intention to join agreement on special tribunal for Russia

VIDEOZelenskyy arrives in Romania for Bucharest Nine summit

EXPLAINERWhy Romania's president has started criticising Brussels and what consequences this could have

Pentagon sends military personnel to Ukraine to study drone warfare

Pistorius sees signs of turning point in Russia's war against Ukraine

EXPLAINERWhy EU should not delay Ukraine's membership and how to accelerate the process

Bucharest Nine Summit begins in Romania, with Zelenskyy expected to attend

Another three countries ready to join agreement on Special Tribunal for Russia