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The Latest Breaking News on War in Ukraine

US, EU Military Funding Stall Threatens Ukraine's Battlefront Survival

Dive into the heart of Ukraine's pressing struggle, walking the tightrope between escalating military battles and stalled Western funding negotiations, whi...

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White House Urges Israel for More Targeted Strikes, Supports Ukraine

The White House urges Israel for precision in strikes to minimize civilian casualties. Biden officials and Senate negotiators pursue funding for Israel and...

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Palestinian media reports dozens killed in Israel airstrikes

Dozens of Palestinians were killed in Gaza on Saturday in air strikes by Israel, Palestinian media said, after the US urged Israel to scale down its military campaign and narrowly target Hamas leaders.

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President's Border Policy Concessions Ignite Party Uproar, Progressive Dissent

Fury brews over proposed border policy concessions in a crucial Ukraine-Israel aid package. Can Democrats shoulder a shift they once blasted? Tune in!

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Hostages killed in Gaza raid; Israel commits to continue fight

Crisis unfolds in Gaza as Israeli Defense Forces accidentally kill hostages, inciting heartbreak and protests while civilians and children suffer.

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Hungary stalls billion European aid for embattled Ukraine

The EU meets an impasse over a bn aid package for Ukraine, even as it faces a harsh winter and potential Russian attacks.

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Has the Ukraine war made Europe politically mature — or more transactional?

Even as the EU invited Ukraine for membership talks, deep divisions are now visible after a year of rare unity.

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Voter apathy and concerns about violence mark Iraqi's first provincial elections in a decade

Iraqis have begun voting for the first time in a decade to select new provincial council members, who in turn will appoint governors, with the outcome seen as a bellwether for the parliamentary elections due to take place in 2025

The Independent UK

Russia and Ukraine exchange drone attacks after EU funding stalled

Both Russia and Ukraine have reported dozens of attempted drone attacks in the past day

The Independent UK

Ukraine puts head of Russia’s Orthodox church on ‘wanted’ list

Patriarch Kirill is now ‘an individual in hiding from the bodies of pre-trial investigation’

The Independent UK

Israel Says It Mistakenly Killed Three Gaza Hostages

Israel said its troops had killed three Gaza hostages after mistaking them for a threat, with the armed forces expressing "deep remorse" over a "tragic incident" that sparked protests in Tel Aviv.

International Business Times

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 661

Kyiv confident EU aid will be approved despite Hungarian veto; Ukrainian village council member injures over 20 people after detonating grenades at meeting

The Guardian - AU

IDF Mistakenly Kills Three Israeli Hostages, Confirms Congressman Quigley

Congressman Mike Quigley discusses the complexities of warfare including the Israel-Hamas conflict and Ukraine's struggle for sovereignty.

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What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

EU opens membership talks with Ukraine but Orbán vetos aid package; on the frontline in Avdiivka

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The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Ukraine and the EU: accession talks mean the glass is half-full

Editorial: Hungary’s Viktor Orbán has blocked aid for now, but the decision to begin membership negotiations should be celebrated

The Guardian - UK

Orbán must not hold EU hostage over Ukraine, Macron says

French president accuses Hungarian PM of being dishonest to the public about his reasons for vetoing aid

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Senate Negotiators Discuss Immigration Ties to Aid Deal, Amid Holidays

Negotiations persist on Capitol Hill on immigration restrictions, aid for Israel and Ukraine. Senators seek middle ground as White House joins talks.

The Independent UK

The battle to get £43bn in EU aid to Ukraine after Hungary’s Orban blocks it – and why it’s so important

With the US Congress also struggling to agree on sending fresh funds to Kyiv, this is a key moment

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Biden open to border security concessions, Sparks reveals

Congresswoman Victoria Sparks discusses border security, funding for Ukraine and Israel, asylum seekers, and government databases in a thoughtful interview.

The Independent UK

The EU's drip-feed of aid frustrates Ukraine, despite the promise of membership talks

Drop by drop, Ukraine is being supplied with aid and arms from its European allies, at a time when it becomes ever clearer it would take a deluge to turn its war against Russia around

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Ukraine's Survival in Jeopardy Without Immediate US and EU Aid

U.S. and European funding for Ukraine faces a deadlock, putting the nation on a brink of a dire situation amidst rising Russian attacks.

France 24

Moldova and Georgia celebrate opened EU membership talks

Moldova and Georgia celebrated after European Union leaders buoyed their aspirations to join the 27 member nation bloc by removing key hurdles on their long path toward membership.

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine confident it will secure €50bn in EU aid despite Orbán veto

Kyiv hopeful ‘all necessary legal procedures’ will be completed at EU summit in January

Radio France Internationale

France expresses concern over 'missing' Russian dissident Navalny

The French government is said to be concerned about the lack of news about jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. It has described the silence as "very worrying", after allies said he had been moved from his prison near Moscow.

The Guardian - UK

Yes, tiredness is ravaging the Ukrainian soldiers I meet. But they never think of giving up

We in Ukraine always knew this would be a long war. To sustain the fight, Zelenskiy must find a way to give those on the frontline a break, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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