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WORLD3d agoSoviet TV ‘healer’ Anatoly Kashpirovsky to be buried in Ukraine after his coffin travels from Russia through Turkey and PolandTelevision “healer” Anatoly Kashpirovsky will be buried in the Ukrainian city of Vinnytsia, his nephew told TASS.Meduza [en]
CONFLICT3d agoWill Ukraine survive the winter?Washington's position on Ukraine remains ambivalent while losses mount and an energy crisis deepens.Al Jazeera [en]
CONFLICTBREAKING3d agoZelenskyy says Russia continues attacks on Ukraine energy targets, violating Trump’s ceasefire claimSeeking Alpha Tech
CYBER3d agoUkraine Targets 'Russia's Google' In Third Strike On Yandex Data CentersRFE/RL
CYBER3d agoUkraine knocked out key Yandex data centers. The fallout is being felt across Russia.Meduza [en]
CONFLICT3d agoRussia targets Ukraine energy facilities despite Trump ‘energy ceasefire’The Hill
POLITICS3d agoFarage would take a ‘keen look’ at UK’s support for ‘corrupt’ UkraineThe leader of Britain’s right-wing Reform UK declined to repeat Donald Trump's verbal assault on Kyiv — but argued Ukraine is “one of the most corrupt countries on earth.”Politico Europe
CONFLICT3d agoAfter Trump's pressure against Zelensky, Russia says it will only accept a ceasefire in Ukraine on election dayClarín
POLITICSBREAKING3d agoSouth Korea Recalls Ambassador, Demands Public Apology From UkraineA diplomatic rift is growing after a North Korean prisoner transfer that Kyiv revealed against Seoul’s wishes.The Diplomat
POLITICS3d agoCan South Korea and Ukraine resolve their diplomatic spat over North Korean POWs?Seoul and Kyiv are trading accusations after the transfer of two North Korean POWs to South Korea. The South insists the move was to be kept secret as it seeks to avoid antagonizing Pyongyang.DW News [en]
POLITICS3d agoOpponents deem proposed Swiss arms export rules 'immoral', 'anti-Ukraine'Opponents of the proposed amendments to the law on war materiel launched their vote campaign by calling these changes "immoral" and "anti-Ukraine" during a press conference on Monday. Swiss citizens are set to vote on this bill, which aims to facilitate arms exports, on November 29. "With this new law, Switzerland is completely relinquishing control over its arms exports," the coalition opposing the new law told reporters in the capital Bern. The alliance comprises some 28 parties and organisations, including those on the left and the Evangelical People’s Party, as well as NGO Caritas, the Group for a Switzerland without an Army (GSsA), Justitia et Pax, and the Commission of the Swiss Bishops’ Conference. The relaxation of the War Material Act will once again allow direct exports, even to countries embroiled in civil war. “For 36 countries, including the United States and Argentina – both governed by authoritarian leaders who flout democracy and human rights – the criteria for the ...swissinfo · switzerland
POLITICS3d agoTrump claims Russia and Ukraine reached an "energy ceasefire." Zelenskyy says that's news to him.President Trump is claiming that Russia and Ukraine have entered an "energy ceasefire," which he has announced in the past. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Axios the announcement "was news to me." CBS News' Aidan Stretch and Ramy Inocencio have more.CBS News
POLITICS3d agoUse Russian assets to blunt voter backlash over funding Ukraine, Kyiv saysEU should put Moscow’s money to work for Kyiv and show voters that Russia is paying for the war, Ukraine’s foreign minister says.Politico Europe
POLITICS3d agoUkraine passes minority rights law, paving way for breakthrough in EU accession talksUkraine’s parliament passed a minority rights law, easing a years-long dispute with Hungary. Diplomats expect Budapest to approve two more EU accession clusters on Tuesday, and Prime Minister Péter Magyar could meet President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Brussels on Thursday.EuroNews [en]
POLITICS3d agoEuropean allies publicly back Zelensky after Trump says Ukraine needs a new presidentEurope’s largest countries rallied behind Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky after U.S. President Donald Trump said Ukraine needs a new leader.Meduza [en]
POLITICS3d agoTrump thinks Ukraine needs a new president. Who could replace Zelenskyy?Popular former general Zaluzhnyi leads potential challengers, alongside intelligence chief Budanov and reformer Fedorov.Al Jazeera [en]
POLITICS3d agoUkraine: Zelensky says learned of Trump's 'energy ceasefire' through mediaAn Axios report is citing an unnamed US source who says that Donald Trump's surprise energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine only concerns oil refineries. Elitsa Gadeva explains what this would mean for both sides.France 24 [en]
CONFLICTBREAKING3d agoRussian continues to strike Ukraine despite Trump's announcement of an 'energy ceasefire'France 24 [en]
CONFLICT3d agoUkraine: Zelenskyy accuses Russia of ceasefire violationsDW News [en]
CONFLICT3d agoUkraine says Russia launched strikes hours after Donald Trump announced an 'energy ceasefire'DW News [en]
CONFLICT3d agoKremlin rejects Ukraine’s offer of a 60-day truce and presidential electionsIrish Times World
CONFLICT3d agoKremlin rejects 60-day ceasefire for Ukraine’s elections — but says it might not strike ‘on election day itself’Meduza [en]
POLITICS3d agoDOJ launches antitrust probe of TV networks. And, Trump says Ukraine needs new leaderThe Justice Department is investigating several TV networks for possible antitrust violations. And, President Trump pressures Ukrainians to elect a new leader.NPR News
CONFLICT3d agoUkraine’s FM: Russia’s war budget makes the case for using frozen assets nowPolitico Europe
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