Ukraine’s Ombudsman reports over 8.4 million citizens living abroad in 2026, highlighting demographic shifts and policy challenges amid ongoing conflict.
President Zelensky has nominated Sergey Koretsky as Ukraine's new prime minister, with parliament expected to approve the government reshuffle on July 16, including key defense ministry changes.
Former Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy faces criticism for claiming no French players are on France's 2026 World Cup team, sparking political and diplomatic backlash.
Russia closes Romanian Consulate in St. Petersburg, responding to Romania's closure of the Russian Consulate in Constanța following a drone incident in Galați, Romania.
Kosovo’s ruling Self-Determination party won 43% in snap elections but must form coalitions amid political deadlock and ongoing challenges toward EU integration.
Russia and the Taliban have signed a military-technical cooperation agreement, suggesting potential arms transfers and signaling a strategic shift in Moscow's approach to Afghanistan.
Donald Trump reveals China’s renewed interest in buying U.S. oil and soybeans, hinting at shifting trade dynamics and potential influence on Iran amid recent talks with Xi Jinping.
German authorities attribute phishing attacks via Signal messenger targeting politicians and journalists to Russian actors, prompting investigations and security alerts.
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni firmly rejects Russian propaganda attacks following offensive remarks by a Russian TV host, with broad political support and diplomatic protest.
Germany's Bundeswehr Military Museum in Koblenz restricts entry for Uzbek and several Central Asian nationals, citing new security legislation affecting access to military exhibits.
Germany authorized multimillion-euro arms exports to Israel amid war, balancing solidarity, political tensions, and complex export regulations affecting corporate strategy.