War in Ukraine

Bratislava is in talks to send its MiG-29 aircraft to Ukraine.

‘No legal or political justification’ for ditching post-Brexit trade rules, Baerbock and Coveney say.

British Foreign Office condemns ‘exploitation’ of prisoners of war and civilians.

‘We have the willingness to do what is necessary’ to fight the consequences of a potential Russian gas embargo, says Chancellor Scholz.

At least 21 people reported killed in the assault.

US officials are trying to transition Ukraine away from Soviet weapons.

The Zhibek Zholy was heading for the Turkish port of Karasu carrying 7,000 tons of grain.

Many analysts believe the cargo on the ship Zhibek Zholy to have been stolen from Ukrainian stores.

Kyiv has warned a financial crisis looms if aid isn’t forthcoming.

Ukraine’s path to membership includes reforms to tackle corruption and to strengthen the constitutional court.

European telecoms operators in April agreed to drop roaming fees for Ukrainians fleeing the war.

Leaders grapple with new threats and challenges.

UK minister Gerry Grimstone tells POLITICO he’s ready to win over EV giants — but it won’t be easy.

The transatlantic alliance needs more than a rethink. It needs to be reborn.

Economy Minister Robert Habeck said Russia could shut the undersea Nord Stream pipeline by July 11.

London says it has climate finance ‘underspends’ that can be used to help Kyiv, angering campaigners.

German chancellor said that ‘we are dealing here with traffic between two parts of Russia,’ suggesting that EU sanctions should not apply

Mario Draghi flew back from Madrid to Rome on Wednesday, a day before the summit was due to end.

European Court of Human Rights says Moscow must make sure the prisoners are detained in appropriate conditions.

Wednesday saw the largest exchange of POWs since the war began, but thousands remain in captivity.

Kyiv government official says a proposal under discussion would mean no need to de-mine waters to get grain moving.

‘It’s incredibly important that Ukraine is getting supplied with sufficient heavy weapon systems,’ says Mark Rutte.

The U.S. will offer “robust national capabilities” to support this program, according to a fact sheet put out by the White House on Wednesday.