Some EU states won’t send ministers to presidency meetings in protest at Orban’s Russia trip
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden and several other European Union countries will not send ministers to government meetings linked to Hungary's…
Rights veteran compares Russian justice to Nazis as court upholds his jail sentence
LONDON (Reuters) -Jailed human rights campaigner Oleg Orlov compared Russia's justice system to that of Nazi Germany on Thursday as…
Canada expects to reach NATO’s defense spending target by 2032, Trudeau says
OTTAWA (Reuters) -Canada expects to increase its defense spending to the NATO target of 2% of gross domestic product by…
Four more congressional Democrats call on Biden to drop out
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Democratic opposition to U.S. President Joe Biden's reelection bid widened on Thursday, as another four members of Congress…
Ukraine gets new $225 million US military aid after Biden meets Zelenskiy
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The United States on Thursday announced a new security package for Ukraine worth $225 million, which includes a…
UN-brokered Sudan ceasefire talks begin with one party no-show
GENEVA/UNITED NATIONS/CAIRO (Reuters) -Sudan's warring parties are in Switzerland for U.N.-led talks aimed at brokering possible local ceasefires to facilitate…
Why Joe won’t go: behind Biden’s rejection of Democrats’ calls to leave the race
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Shortly after President Joe Biden's halting debate with Donald Trump on June 27, his exit from the 2024…
Ukrainian drone attack on Russia’s Belgorod region injures five children, governor says
(Reuters) - A Ukrainian drone strike on a courtyard outside a multi-storey apartment block on a border town in southern…
Analysis-Macron tries to reassure NATO allies despite French political limbo
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -French President Emmanuel Macron once shook up NATO by declaring it was suffering "brain death". But his days…