Russia seeks Finland's NATO exit, Baltic military base ban in Ukraine talks: Report
Russia is seeking Finland's NATO exit and a Baltic military base ban during discussions regarding Ukraine.
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Russia is seeking Finland's NATO exit and a Baltic military base ban during discussions regarding Ukraine.
The International Energy Agency says world oil markets have swung back to surplus as Gulf exports recover and Russian output rebounds.
European officials warn that the continent's security architecture remains an internal matter for Europe to decide.
A former aide to a fugitive former Ukrainian prime minister was wounded in a Moscow car bomb attack.
A massive drone attack targeting Moscow forces the closure of all capital airports amidst an escalating conflict.
France announces new EU sanctions targeting Russia's banking sector and energy assets are slated for approval on Monday.
Russia demands territory it has never held as a fake front line from state maps is carried to the peace table.
Financial Times reports Russia loses almost half a million lives in war on Ukraine.
A U.S. Army officer identified as an Afghan War veteran faces U.K. charges over an alleged Russian spying scheme, according to multiple outlets reporting on November 13, 2026.
Finland confirms an explosion on a Russian warship near its maritime border as Ukraine claims responsibility for a Baltic Sea strike.
US envoys meet Zelensky after Moscow talks
Former UK national security adviser Mark Sedwill urges NATO to adopt offensive posture against Russia at London security forum.
Moscow police detain hundreds of young people in raids that fuel fears of covert mobilization as Russia faces soldier shortages.
Ukraine claims long-range strikes hit five of Russia's largest oil refineries stretching from Saratov to Siberia, marking a significant escalation in targeting energy infrastructure.
Ukraine confirms striking Russia's largest oil refinery in an eight-hour drone attack.
Finland's military detected a strike on a Russian warship in the Gulf of Finland on Wednesday, with Ukrainian security services claiming responsibility.
Ukraine has captured its first Indonesian prisoner of war fighting for Russia, as Jakarta moves to crack down on online recruitment networks.
European leaders are divided over who should represent the continent at Ukraine-Russia peace talks, with coverage stressing that Europe must have a seat at the table.
Russia may have shot down its own Ka-52 helicopter, killing both pilots, during a Ukrainian drone attack
US envoys Witkoff and Kushner meet Putin in Moscow after failed Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi, pressing for European inclusion in peace negotiations.
Yandex Cloud announced that nearly 3% of its data was lost due to crippling Ukrainian drone strikes.
European leaders gathered in Dublin remain divided over who should represent the continent in peace talks with Russia.
A Russian air force colonel was killed in St. Petersburg by a suspected car bomb in the latest targeted military assassination.
Democrats warn that Trump's envoys are advancing Putin's interests rather than America's, as Kushner and Witkoff hold talks in Abu Dhabi.
U.S. envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff have arrived in Russia for meetings with Putin following discussions in Abu Dhabi.
The UK is launching a £90 million North Atlantic undersea cable and submarine surveillance project involving northern European partners.
Russia launched ballistic missile and drone attacks against Kyiv hours after peace talks concluded.
US envoys meet with Putin in Moscow for Ukraine talks
Russia reports more than 11,000 foreign fighters killed in Ukraine, according to coverage from The Moscow Times.
The United States has warned Madagascar over its growing military ties and defense relations with Russia.
U.S. envoys Witkoff and Kushner have arrived at the Kremlin for Ukraine talks after asking Russia to propose a new security agreement with Europe.
Russian war veterans are transitioning into public administration, education, and political roles under Kremlin programs.
Ukraine reports a Russian order to destroy Dnipro River bridges amidst intensified strikes on Kyiv and worsening energy conditions.
European leaders are pushing back against U.S. talk of a new security architecture for Europe, insisting NATO already exists and warning that any deal made above their heads is impossible.
France has warned Germany that its long-range missile programme could accidentally trigger nuclear war with Russia, sparking debate across European defence circles.
Ukraine claims strikes on Russia's largest Siberian oil refinery, a Baltic port, and a Kalibr missile ship in a coordinated long-range drone campaign.
A senior Russian diplomat announced that Moscow could sign bilateral non-aggression pacts with individual NATO member states.
Russia has abandoned its effort to replace the US dollar with China's yuan in foreign trade due to U.S. secondary sanctions.
NATO fighter jets failed to shoot down a drone during a restless night in the Baltics.
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a large prisoner exchange but made no breakthrough on ending the war after two days of U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi.
Baltic nations and Finland issue overnight drone warnings amid an exchange of strikes between Russia and Ukraine.
Bloomberg reports Russia has recorded over 11,000 foreign military deaths in its war on Ukraine, citing leaked data that offers a rare quantified glimpse into international casualties.
Ukrainian leadership addresses ongoing territorial claims and diplomatic messaging as reported by regional media outlets.
Ukrainian drones struck Russia's largest oil terminal at the Baltic Sea port of Ust-Luga overnight, causing a massive fire visible for dozens of kilometers, while Russian authorities reported intercepting 146 drones over the Leningrad region.
Ukraine and Russia completed two days of US-mediated peace talks in Abu Dhabi, agreeing to their largest-ever prisoner exchange while remaining far apart on territory and security guarantees.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that his country was not real estate as U.S.-brokered peace talks wrapped up.
Moscow police detained dozens of teenagers in a single operation, prompting questions about the legal basis and scale of the arrests.
Russia's most prominent independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta shuts its Moscow office after three decades, citing sustained government pressure and eviction.
Russia's most prominent independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta has closed its Moscow newsroom after three decades, citing sustained government pressure.
Ukraine's General Staff confirms strike on Novgorod aircraft plant servicing A-50 airborne early warning aircraft worth $350 million each.
Leaked Russian records point to more than 400,000 deaths in the Ukraine war, drawing comparisons with Soviet losses at the Battle of Berlin.
Recent Ukrainian drone strikes have disrupted refineries representing about 30 percent of Russia's total oil-processing capacity.
Ukraine reports record single-day Russian troop losses as casualty assessments draw widespread media tracking.
New footage from Ukraine documents a Russian strike on a civilian shelter in Komyshuvakha, where a nurse and others were killed.
CSTO leaders meet in Moscow on November 11 under Russian President Vladimir Putin’s chairmanship as Armenia effectively halts participation in the alliance.
Ukraine announces space-interceptor tests targeting Russia's new Oreshnik missiles while deploying its first communications satellite.
European officials and diplomats demand a seat at upcoming Ukraine peace talks amid concerns over Russian negotiations.
The Russian military faces accusations of utilizing artificial intelligence to fabricate battlefield gains in Ukraine.
Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure coincide with Zelenskyy's warning that Moscow aims to split the country along the Dnipro.
Trilateral peace talks between Ukraine, Russia and the US have begun in Abu Dhabi after a months-long pause.