Every Morning in Gaza, People Go Out Looking for Work and Return Empty-Handed
Aid Prevents Starvation but Does Not Allow Life to Go On
Ukraine’s Ombudsman Said the TCC Is Systematically Violating the Constitution
In Response, Politicians and Activists Began Publicly Justifying Violence and Illegal Detentions
The Culture War Over Gender Issues Reaches Brussels
The Left Is Increasingly Using It as a Political Tool
Putin-Is an Enemy. Trump-Is an Enemy. Ending the War in Ukraine “Carries Additional Risks for the Continent.”
Europe’s Strategy After the Munich Security Conference
Europe Doubts That an End to the War in Ukraine Will Make the Continent Safer
A Pause in the Fighting Could Give Russia Time for Accelerated Rearmament
Ahead of the Geneva Meeting, Trump Urged Ukraine to “Sit Down at the Negotiating Table as Soon as Possible.”
He Said the Initiative Must Now Come From Kyiv and Claimed Russia Is Ready for a Deal
Australia Prepared an Entry Ban on Migrants From 13 Countries
The Document Leaked to the Press and Turned Out to Be Unapproved Even Within the Opposition
Participants in Trump’s Peace Council Pledged More Than $5 Billion for Gaza’s Reconstruction
Trump Did Not Specify Which Countries Would Finance the Project or in What Shares
The European Union Is Not Ready to Set a Timeline for Ukraine’s EU Accession
Kaja Kallas Rejected Zelensky’s Demand to Fix an Accession Date
Ukraine’s Former Energy Minister Was Detained While Trying to Leave the Country
Anti-Corruption Agencies Are Investigating Possible Abuses Involving Energoatom
Simon Shuster Writes in The Atlantic About Ukraine’s Exhaustion and Limited Options for Continuing the War
Zelensky Rejects Defeat, Concessions, and a “Bad Peace”
Rubio Said in Munich That the U.S. Does Not Intend to Break With Europe
But He Made Clear That Security, Migration, and Economic Mistakes Will Be Europe’s Own Responsibility
Merz Publicly Questioned U.S. Leadership Under Trump
The Chancellor Said a “Divide Has Opened” Between Europe and America and Reminded Washington of NATO’s Importance
The Trump Administration Spent Tens of Millions on Deporting Migrants to Third Countries
Democratic Senators Accuse the White House of Intimidation and Human Rights Violations
Zelensky Spoke Undiplomatically About Orban at the Munich Conference
In Response, Hungary’s Prime Minister Said “That Is Exactly Why Ukraine Cannot Join the EU”
The U.S. Secretary of State Canceled a Meeting With European Leaders on the War in Ukraine at the Last Minute
In Europe, It Was Seen as a Signal of Washington’s Cooling Toward Joint Cooperation
Switzerland Will Hold a Referendum on Capping the Population at 10 Million
A Right-Wing Initiative Seeks to Curb Immigration and Revisit Agreements With the EU
Some Democrats Are Ready to Protest Trump’s Address to Congress on February 24 Despite a Party Ban
Jeffries Urges Silent Dissent or a Boycott
Most Germans Support Talks With Putin to End the War in Ukraine
Merz and Starmer Oppose Direct Dialogue
Gallup Will Stop Publishing US Presidential Approval Ratings After 88 Years
The Company Cites Shifting Priorities and an Oversupply of Similar Polls
A Court Ruled the Ban on a Pro-Palestinian Group in the UK Unlawful
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood Said She Intends to Challenge the Ruling
Ukraine Is Preparing for Presidential Elections and a Referendum on Peace With Russia
The US Demands a Vote by May 15, Tying the Timeline to Security Guarantees
The Trump Administration Is Scaling Back a Large-Scale Deportation Operation in Minnesota
Thousands of ICE Agents Are Being Withdrawn After Protests and the Deaths of Two Local Residents
NATO 3.0
The Pentagon Is Proposing a New Alliance Model in Which Europe Pays More and Takes Primary Responsibility for Its Own Defense
Police Forcefully Dispersed a Pro-Palestinian Rally in Sydney and Detained Dozens
Authorities Expanded Police Powers After a Terror Attack, While Protesters Warn of Shrinking Civil Liberties
The US Has Left Open the Possibility of Lifting Sanctions on Russian Oil After the War in Ukraine Ends
In Washington, Officials Say Peace Deals With Russia, Iran and Venezuela Could Lower Oil Prices
Minnesota’s Governor Said the Federal Immigration Operation in Minneapolis Will End Soon
The Trump Administration Confirms Only a Partial Withdrawal of Agents and the Continuation of Deportations
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves Is Betting on Rapprochement With the European Union
Real Steps Are Constrained by the Consequences of Brexit and Brussels’ Position
OpenAI Launched a Custom Version of ChatGPT for the Pentagon
The Chatbot Will Run on a US Military AI Platform and Be Used for Non-Classified Tasks
The US Authorized Operations With Venezuelan Oil Under a New License
Any Deals Involving Russia—as Well as Iran, North Korea and Cuba—Are Explicitly Banned
After Meeting Netanyahu, Trump Said He Intends to Continue Talks With Iran
The Military Option Remains on the Agenda but Is Not a Priority for Now
A Shooting Took Place at a Canadian School, Killing 10 People
The Dead Include Students, Residents of a Nearby Home, and the Shooter
