WorldZelensky's far-fetched dreams were dashed by the US, as was the 2014 Ukraine border claim, which US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said was “unrealistic”.

WorldUkraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky says he is ready to talk to Putin - but also stresses the importance of security guarantees.

WorldDemanding "compensation" for US support in the war.

EconomyLargest package yet – an additional €1.2 billion of taxpayer money allocated to the war.

World“If we aren’t careful, it will turn into Trump’s Vietnam. That’s what happened to Richard Nixon", warns the former presidential adviser.

SwedenThe “rules-based world order” must be defended at all costs, according to Sweden's defense minister.

EuropeZoran Milanović re-elected as President of Croatia. Eurosceptic and strongly critical of support for Ukraine, he marks a change of course.

World“Neither Slovakia nor the EU is at war. We have no reason to tolerate Zelensky's adventures”, argues Robert Fico.

WorldNew technology from Palantir will automate the killing - described as part of the “first AI-driven war”.

WorldMore cases of desertion in 2024 than in the two previous years of war, according to data from the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office.

WorldPutin calls Ukraine's leaders "godless" and accuses them of targeting the Orthodox Church.

Finland“A peacekeeping mission could lead to an escalation of the conflict", says Finnish President Alexander Stubb.

WorldPokrovsk under threat, North Koreans in action, Patriot systems destroyed and changes in Kiev's military leadership.

WorldWill face resistance also from Germany.

SwedenMeanwhile, the NATO Secretary General claims that “Putin is not interested in peace” and calls for even more weapons for Ukraine.

World“Let’s face it: We’re waging a proxy war but not giving our proxies the ability to do the job", said the UK's former prime minister.

WorldVladimir Putin warns of the new missile, likening it to “a falling meteorite” that “reduces everything to dust”.

WorldBiden wants to see teenagers on the front lines to counter Russia's advantage.

The NordicsNordic-Baltic support for Kiev remains “unwavering” and those in power promise to put even more resources into fighting Russia.

WorldThe Economist estimates that up to 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers have died – and another 400,000 have been so seriously injured that they cannot continue fighting.