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EU approves a $106B loan package to help Ukraine

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What's in the EU's 20th package of sanctions against Russia?
EU envoys are poised to adopt a 20th package of sanctions against Russia over its war in Ukraine with Slovakia and Hungary expected to drop their opposition to the move following the repair of the Dru...

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EU approves large loan to Ukraine and 20th sanctions package against Russia after Hungary drops opposition
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EU approves a massive loan package to help Ukraine after Hungary lifts its veto
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Zelenskyy: €90bn from EU will strengthen Ukraine's military and economy
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has welcomed the European Union's decision to grant Ukraine a €90 billion loan in 2026-27.

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Ukraine war latest: Harry sends message to Putin on surprise visit to Kyiv - as EU finally signs off on vital help for Ukraine
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EU approves a massive loan package to help Ukraine
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BREAKING: EU formally approves 90 billion euros Ukraine loan, 20th package of Russia sanctions
The 90-billion-euro loan is a crucial lifeline for cash-strapped Ukraine amid Russia's invasion, intended to help cover the country's financial needs in 2026–2027, with two-thirds allocated to defense...

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EU formally approves Ukraine loan and 20th sanctions package against Russia
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Zelensky to join European leaders in Cyprus as EU unblocks €90bn Ukraine loan

US still delivering weapons to Ukraine, Zelenskyy says

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Prince Harry implores U.S. to do more for Ukraine during surprise Kyiv visit
Prince Harry, the younger son of Britain's King Charles, made an unannounced visit to Ukraine on Thursday to show his support for the country, which he said is "bravely and successfully defending Euro...

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US still delivering weapons to Ukraine, Zelenskyy says, as Prince Harry visits Kyiv
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Prince Harry makes surprise trip to Ukraine
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Prince Harry, on visit to Kyiv, tells Putin to 'stop this war'
Britain's Prince Harry made an unannounced visit to Kyiv on Thursday and called on Russia's President Vladimir Putin to ​end the war - a week after a massive Russian aerial attack on ‌the country - an...

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Prince Harry urges Trump to ‘step up and defend Ukraine’ during Kyiv trip
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Prince Harry Issues Rare Message for 'American Leadership' in Speech Days Before King Charles' U.S. State Visit
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Prince Harry visits Kyiv in a show of support
He is also expected to visit the de-mining HALO Trust charity, supported by his late mother Princess Diana, and spend time with Ukrainian participants of his Invictus Games Foundation, which helps wou...

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Harry in direct appeal to Putin to ‘stop this war’ during surprise visit to Kyiv
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Prince Harry makes surprise trip back to Ukraine as he prepares speech savaging Putin

Russia to Stop Kazakh Oil Flows to German PCK Refinery

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Russia to Stop Kazakh Oil Flows to German PCK Refinery Via Druzhba
Russia will stop ⁠the ⁠supply of Kazakh crude oil via ⁠the Druzhba pipeline to Germany from May 1, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said on ​Wednesday, forcing a major refinery near Berlin to make up the shortfall from elsewhere.

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Russia confirms halt to Kazakh pipeline oil exports to Germany, says flows will be diverted
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Germany plans for end to Kazakh oil supplied via Russia
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Russia warns European states against hosting French nuclear bomber planes

Russia warned on Thursday that any European countries that accepted deployments of French nuclear-capable strategic bombers would make themselves targets for
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EU pulls $2.3 million from Venice Biennale over Russia's return

The European Union is slashing a 2-million euro ($2.3-million) grant to the Venice Biennale over Russia's participation in the 61st contemporary art show opening May 9, the commission announced Thursday.
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Chechen woman flees Russia after abduction attempt in Siberia

Aishat Khizriyeva, a 21-year-old Chechen woman, has left Russia, the human rights group SK SOS reported on April 23.
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North Korea, Russia aim to open new road bridge soon, KCNA says

North Korea and Russia aim to open a road bridge connecting the countries across the Tumen River as soon as possible, ‌North Korean state media KCNA said on Thursday, as the neighbouring countries forge closer ‌ties.
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Justice Department reaches $1.25 million settlement with Trump 2016 campaign aide over Russia probe

An aide to President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign who was the target of secret surveillance during the FBI’s Russia investigation has reached a settlement with the federal government.
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Justice Department settles lawsuit brought by Trump-Russia probe subject Carter Page

The Justice Department has settled a lawsuit brought by Carter Page, the former Trump campaign adviser who was a key figure in the federal probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Will Bulgaria’s New Leader Cast His Lot With Europe or Russia?

With a record of pro-Russia statements, Rumen Radev handily won elections this week. Now Bulgarians and his E.U. partners wait to see which way he will turn.
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Telegram Founder Pavel Durov Says He Received Summons in Russia Addressed to 'Suspect'

MOSCOW, April ⁠22 (Reuters) - ⁠Pavel Durov, ⁠the founder ​of the Telegram ‌messenger app, ‌said ⁠on ⁠Wednesday he had received a ​summons in Russia at ​an old address naming ⁠him ⁠as a "suspect" ⁠in a ​criminal case.
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European states accuse Russia of trying to erase memory of Stalin's crimes after monument disappears

By Andrew Osborn MOSCOW, April 23 (Reuters) - Four European states accused Russia on Thursday of trying to destroy the memory of Soviet leader Josef Stalin's crimes against his own people after a monument to Russians and other people executed by his secret police was dismantled in Siberia.

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