The talks centered on possibilities for Ukraine to hold rapid presidential elections despite constitutional prohibition, POLITICO reported. n Monday, Trump warned that Zelenskyy "won't be around very long" if progress on a peace deal satisfactory to him isn't made.
Ukrainian president acknowledges that his recent meeting at the White House on Friday "did not go the way it was supposed to be," calling the outcome "regrettable."
Opposition members in Serbia escalated their protests against President Aleksandar Vučić by setting off smoke bombs in parliament.
Zelenskyy has consistently worn casual military garb as a show of solidarity with Ukrainian troops, but the situation escalated when Brian Glenn asked him if he owns a suit during his meeting with President Trump.
Since the war began, Belgium has been one of Israel’s most hostile critics in Europe. Now, after eight months of grueling negotiations, a new government is set to be sworn in this week. The coalition agreement marks a significant shift: there will be no unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state, and Hezbollah will be designated as a terrorist organization.
American cargo planes have been flying from NATO's Ramstein base in Germany to Hatzerim base in Israel, and subsequently to the military airport in Rzeszow, Poland – the primary hub for Western aid to Ukraine. The shipments could include Soviet-era arms captured in Lebanon.
Erna Solberg, leader of the opposition in Norway, who is polled to achieve significant success in the upcoming elections, criticized the policy of the current government and promised to change it. 'We disagree on the timing of the recognition of a Palestinian state,' she said.
President Andrzej Duda asks government to protect the Israeli prime minister from ICC arrest during Holocaust commemoration.
French President Macron leads multinational criticism of tech billionaire's involvement in European elections.
Le Pen leaves behind a contentious party legacy characterized by antisemitic rhetoric and Holocaust denial.