Starmer to Scholz: Ukraine should have strongest possible position ahead peace talks
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, at a meeting with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Sunday, stressed the importance of ensuring that Ukraine in the coming months gains the strongest possible hand in order to achieve peace through strength.
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UK’s Lammy in Kyiv: Announces £55M boost for Ukraine’s recovery and energy resilienceThis new economic recovery program, announced by the prime minister as part of the 100-year partnership, will receive £10 ...
Britain's foreign minister David Lammy, in a visit to Ukraine on Wednesday, will announce a further 55 million pounds ($68.7 ...
The foreign secretary's visit comes barely a fortnight after the prime minister said the UK will "play its full part" in ...
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal addressed members of the Croatian parliament, expressing gratitude for the support ...
Some quarters of the press claiming to be independent are already willing to sell out the country for Ukrainian money, Fidesz ...
U.K. prime minister also wants the EU to target Russia’s energy revenues to keep the pressure on “rattled” leader Vladimir ...
The Kiev regime offered the Russian leadership to continue the transit of Russian gas to Europe in exchange for the transfer ...
A dispute between top defense officials comes amid worries over continued U.S. military support for Ukraine and reawakens ...
After being accepted onto the Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme, Illia and his mother packed a suitcase each and made the ...
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French Finance Minister Eric Lombard on Wednesday welcomed the failure of a first no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Francois Bayrou's government, with Lombard describing it as a 'good thing ...
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