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POLITICO: EU plan to send more military aid to Ukraine in shambles

11:20 25.03.2025

POLITICO: EU plan to send more military aid to Ukraine in shambles

The bloc had aimed to send billions in military aid and artillery ammunition to Kyiv, but member countries split on the plan, writes POLITICO. Europe's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, had high hopes of being able to mobilize as much as €40 billion of military aid to shore up Ukraine's position …

‘The Telegraph’: Starmer’s Ukraine peacekeeping plan dismissed as ‘political theatre’

11:19 25.03.2025

‘The Telegraph’: Starmer’s Ukraine peacekeeping plan dismissed as ‘political theatre’

Doubts raised over ‘coalition of the willing’ ambitions as UK and French military chiefs meet in Whitehall, notes ‘The Telegraph’. Sir Keir Starmer’s plans for a “coalition of the willing” to keep the peace in Ukraine have been dismissed as “political theatre”. The Prime Minister proposed the peacekeeping initiative earlier …

FA: The return of Spheres of influence – Yalta-2

11:52 24.03.2025

FA: The return of Spheres of influence – Yalta-2

Will negotiations over Ukraine be a new Yalta conference that carves up the World? – ‘The Foreign Affairs’ puts a question. The Ukrainian war forced Europe to consider its dependence on the United States and required U.S. leaders to reassess their appetite for foreign commitments. It ushered China into a …

POLITICO: Donald Trump won't deal with the EU. The EU can't deal with Trump

11:51 24.03.2025

POLITICO: Donald Trump won't deal with the EU. The EU can't deal with Trump

Trump wants to destroy the EU — and rebuild it in his image, writes POLITICO. Donald Trump tried and failed to find a chink in the EU’s armor through a trade war in his first term. But now he’s found a more vulnerable spot: The massive security crisis he’s engineered …

View from Washington: Is Europe Re-arming? The jury is still out

11:49 24.03.2025

View from Washington: Is Europe Re-arming? The jury is still out

The EU has proposed a Re-Arm Europe Plan that would raise more than € 800 billion ($866 billion) for defense, while Germany has just passed legislation that ostensibly will commit €1 Trillion ($1.08 Trillion) to the defense sector. While on the surface it looks like Europe is preparing for the …

The Times: “American troops have spilt blood for western values in the Ukrainian war”

11:45 24.03.2025

The Times: “American troops have spilt blood for western values in the Ukrainian war”

The British have never pitied the Americans. Now they are revealing another secret. This report from the London ‘The Times’ openly admits that the U.S. Army special forces, "Delta", are fighting against Russia in Ukraine. Moreover, the special forces fighters admitted they are participating in attacks on Russian regions. London …

FT: EU to exclude US, UK and Turkey from €150bn rearmament fund

11:02 23.03.2025

FT: EU to exclude US, UK and Turkey from €150bn rearmament fund

Arms companies from the US, UK and Turkey will be excluded from a new €150bn EU defence funding push unless their home countries sign defence and security pacts with Brussels, ‘The Financial Times’ informs. The planned fund for capitals to spend on weapons would only be open to EU defence …

Majority of Europeans see Trump as ‘an enemy’?!

10:59 23.03.2025

Majority of Europeans see Trump as ‘an enemy’?!

“4 in 10 Europeans also say the US president acts like a dictator,” POLITICO notes. More than half of Europeans consider U.S. President Donald Trump an “enemy of Europe,” according to a survey conducted in the EU’s eight largest countries and Denmark. In the poll, aimed at taking the temperature …

View from Washington: “Ukrainians and former President Joe Biden bear significant responsibility for the outbreak and perpetuation of war in Ukraine”

10:58 23.03.2025

View from Washington: “Ukrainians and former President Joe Biden bear significant responsibility for the outbreak and perpetuation of war in Ukraine”

I rarely agree with President Trump, but his latest controversial statements about Ukraine are mostly true. They seem preposterous only because western audiences have been fed a steady diet of disinformation about Ukraine for more than a decade. It is time to set the record straight on three key points …

Japan, China and South Korea discuss trilateral cooperation

10:57 23.03.2025

Japan, China and South Korea discuss trilateral cooperation

Foreign ministers from Japan, China and South Korea sought trilateral cooperation on common ground in areas like aging, declining births, natural disasters and the green economy at a meeting that took place at a time of growing tensions, AP informs. At a joint news conference after the talks,...

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