The US has raised concerns over the University of Montenegro’s partnership with a Chinese supercomputing center under US sanctions, citing NATO security risks. The deal involves AI and cybersecurity research, sparking debate over sensitive tech ties and Montenegro’s strategic alignment.
Ukraine is working to secure funding for 10 Patriot air defense batteries, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, following a deal that allows country's European allies to purchase US military equipment and provide it to Kyiv.
Iran says it has agreed with European diplomats to continue discussions on Tehran’s nuclear program after “serious, frank, and detailed” talks -- the first since the bombardment of Iranian nuclear and military sites by Israel and the United States -- during a meeting in Istanbul.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's new draft bill aims to restore the independence of two anti-corruption agencies that were stripped by a controversial law which sparked protests in major cities across the war-torn country.
Russia and Ukraine launched drone strikes against each other early on July 24, officials from both sides said, as fierce fighting continued to rage along the battlefield.
A passenger plane carrying 49 people, including five children, crashed in Russia's Far East on July 24, as it was preparing to land, killing everyone on board, local authorities and investigators said.
Mikita Losik, the younger brother of imprisoned Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) journalist Ihar Losik, has fled Belarus after being sentenced to three years for "extremist activities" for sending photos of Russian military equipment to the Telegram channel "Belaruski Hajun."
The United States on July 23 announced the approval of $322 million in arms sales to bolster Ukraine's air defenses and its armored combat vehicles.
Ukraine's two crucial anti-corruption agencies have called for the restoration of their independence following a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, one day after he signed a bill tightening restrictions on their work amid nationwide protests and criticism from Kyiv's European allies.
Ukrainian lawmakers have approved a tightening of restrictions on two crucial anticorruption agencies, heightening concerns over the country's commitment to rooting out deep-seated graft.
Russian air strikes targeted several Ukrainian cities early on July 22, leaving one child dead and at least two dozen injured a day ahead of a fresh round of peace talks expected in Turkey.
At least 11 suspects have been arrested in connection with the brutal killing of a Pakistani couple in a remote mountainous area of Balochistan.
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