The ongoing negotiations between Kiev and Moscow stall as the Russian death toll in the Ukraine conflict reaches an estimated 108,608 soldiers, with total casualties potentially exceeding 800,000. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.
Foreign Minister Veldkamp's visit to Beijing focuses on trade relations, chip industry, and national security concerns with China, amidst trade tensions with the US.
Colonel-General Andrej Mordvitsjev appointed as the new commander in Ukraine faces criticism for military tactics. Learn more on telegraaf.nl.
Sergei Markov, a former advisor to Putin, accidentally disclosed Russia's military death toll in Ukraine, with estimates ranging in the hundreds of thousands.
Russia's involvement in the shadow fleet and troop buildup near Finland sparks questions. Estonian forces intercepted a sanctioned tanker as a Russian Su-35 flew nearby, signaling potential escalation. Military developments near Finland follow warnings post-NATO expansion.
President Trump's plan to build a 'Golden Dome' space shield raises fears of a costly arms race as potential future wars in space loom. Read more on telegraaf.nl.
As peace talks between Ukraine and Russia progress cautiously, Vladimir Putin's unyielding demands, including territorial claims and NATO opposition, hinder diplomatic breakthroughs.
EU officials, including Ursula von der Leyen, stay silent on Trump-Putin talks regarding Ukraine. Trump claims Russia and Ukraine will negotiate peace immediately, while EU vows to support Zelenski for sustainable peace.
President Trump and President Putin engage in a two-hour call discussing peace talks and potential Vatican mediation, aiming to resolve conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The UK and EU finally reach an agreement after lengthy negotiations, with PM Keir Starmer praising the deal while British media express discontent. Fishing concessions and defense cooperation are key aspects of the deal.
Donald Trump reaches out to Vladimir Putin in a crucial phone call amidst the Ukraine conflict, aiming to end the 'bloodshed'. Follow the latest updates on Telegraaf.nl.
Poland grapples with political tensions and a surge in migration from Ukraine, affecting its EU stance and upcoming 2025 elections.
Analysis of Trump's foreign policy shows a mix of peace efforts, military shows of strength, and dismantling of soft power tools like USAID, potentially allowing China's CIDCA to rise.
The West braces for new sanctions following Russia's 'absurd demands' on Ukraine, with hopes pinned on increased pressure for peace talks. Leaders express frustration over failed negotiations in Istanbul.
Russia and Ukraine have agreed to exchange one thousand prisoners in a new deal, with potential ceasefire discussions and a future meeting between Presidents Putin and Zelensky.
Reports reveal horrifying torture and rape of Ukrainians in secret Russian prisons, with details of finger cutting and nail pulling. Human rights violations overshadow US peace plan for Ukraine.
Latvian government issues guidelines to help citizens identify Russian spies, highlighting signs like unkempt appearance and suspicious behavior.
An investigation by the Financial Times reveals Ukraine being defrauded of over 700 million euros in foreign arms deals, involving missing weapons and dubious suppliers.
European NATO ministers debate a new defense spending norm in Antalya, with disagreements on increasing spending to 5% of GDP by 2032. The deadline for the agreement is set at the upcoming summit in The Hague.
As Russian President Putin skips negotiations in Istanbul, concerns grow over Russia's commitment to peace in Ukraine. President Zelenski challenges Putin, demanding his presence for meaningful talks.
Russian President Vladimir Putin cancels talks with Volodymyr Zelensky in Istanbul, sparking speculation about his health and motives. Find out more on telegraaf.nl.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for a massive boost to the German military, warning of Russia's ambitions in Ukraine and emphasizing the need for defense preparedness.
Key discussions in Istanbul involving Zelensky, Putin, and US delegates to address territorial disputes and peace agreements between Ukraine and Russia.
Grigori Melkonjants, head of election watchdog Golos in Russia, receives a lengthy prison term for criticizing the 2024 presidential election won by Vladimir Putin.
Germany apprehends three suspected Russian spies for planning attacks, with links to a past parcel bombing incident in Leipzig. One suspect awaits extradition from Switzerland.
EU member states agree on new sanctions targeting Russian shadow fleet and saboteurs in Europe, facing opposition from pro-Russia Hungary, leading to a package of smaller measures.
Conflicts and natural disasters in 2024 have led to a record number of displaced individuals globally, with Sudan having the highest number of 11.6 million displaced people.
Amidst talks of a potential meeting between Zelensky and Putin, Europe faces critical decisions and challenges regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its implications for the region.
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) rules Russia responsible for the downing of flight MH17, breaching global aviation agreements. The decision brings hope for justice for victims' families.
The Kremlin plans to pass a law enabling the confiscation of assets from critical Russians living abroad, extending its reach beyond borders to punish dissenters.
