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Budapest will unblock two accession clusters if parliament passes minority-education changes already listed in the EU roadmap

Welt am Sonntag names two suspects, including a GRU-linked Russian who planned the failed August strike near a Ukrainian cargo plane

Opposition figures describe Tbilisi airport as “another gate of Mordor” and warn that an expanding Russian diaspora could become a fifth column

Yuri Ushakov’s readout from the Kremlin the day before was the same as it has been since 2022: Putin is confident he will achieve his goals

Kyiv says Budapest should not tie EU cluster opening to minority-rights bills still before parliament

For Kyiv, the French commitment provides tangible relief at a moment when Russian strikes continue to target civilian infrastructure

Lithuania's Border Guard Service reported that an unfinished underground tunnel was detected in the Lazdijai district near the village of Pertakas

A long-stalled Russia sanctions bill gains momentum as senators honour Graham while Trump signals a harder line on Moscow

The situation remains fluid, with the next key technical discussion set for 22 July before the summer pause

A standout appointment is Vsevolod Chentsov, Ukraine’s long-serving ambassador to the EU, who has been named Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration

Lawmakers overwhelmingly backed a resolution condemning political repression, while a lone defence of Baku came from Ukrainian MP Oleksii Goncharenko

The Ukrainian ultimatum is not just about four relay towers: it demands that Belarus effectively cease military cooperation with Russia