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• June 06, 2025

  US Citizen Joseph Tater Leaves Russia After Being Held In Psychiatric Clinic

  US citizen Joseph Tater leaves Russia following his detention in Moscow last August and later compulsory psychiatric treatment.

• June 06, 2025

  London Court Sets Trial Date For Ukrainians, Romanian Accused In Starmer Arson Attacks

  A London court set an April trial date for two Ukrainian men charged with orchestrating a series of arson attacks that targeted property linked to Prime Minister Kier Starmer.

• June 06, 2025

  Iran Vows Repercussions As West Seeks Rare IAEA Rebuke Over Noncompliance

  Iran has vowed to take strong action against Western nations pushing a resolution at a quarterly meeting of the UN nuclear watchdog that would find the Islamic Republic in non-compliance with its safeguards obligations for the first time in 20 years.

• June 06, 2025

  Washington's Visa Ban Deals New Blow To 'Stranded' Afghans

  Samar and his family were among tens of thousands of at-risk Afghans, who were flown out of Kabul aboard US-organized flights to Qatar and the United Arab Emirates after the hardline Taliban returned to Kabul in 2021.

• June 06, 2025

  Russia Pounds Kyiv With Missiles, Drones; At Least 4 Killed, Including Firefighters

  Four people were killed and at least 20 were wounded in Kyiv overnight in a missile and drone attack, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said early on June 6.

• June 06, 2025

  Trump Suggests Letting Ukraine And Russia 'Fight For a While' As Merz Urges Cooperation

  US President Donald Trump on June 5 compared Russia's war against Ukraine to children fighting in comments during a visit by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, telling reporters at the White House that “sometimes you're better off letting them fight for a while.”

• June 05, 2025

  EU Sanctions Score A Legal Win Over Russian Oligarchs

  The EU scored a legal victory over Russia as the ECJ issued an opinion stating that visa bans and asset freezes of five prominent Russian businessmen deemed closed to the Kremlin are not only lawful but Brussels also doesn't need to prove their ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime.

• June 05, 2025

  Zelenskyy Renews Call For International Pressure After Russian Strike Kills 3 Generations At Single Residence

  A Russian air strike killed at least five people, including members of three generations from the same family, in Pryluky, prompting President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to renew calls for the international community to exert "all available means" of pressure on Moscow to bring about a cease-fire.

• June 05, 2025

  Trump Revives Travel Ban, Barring Nationals From Iran, Afghanistan, And Elsewhere Entry To US As Of Next Week

  US President Donald Trump on June 4 signed a proclamation resurrecting the travel ban from his first term, ordering that from next week citizens of 12 countries, including Afghanistan and Iran, will not be allowed to enter the United States.

• June 05, 2025

  Putin 'Strongly' Warns Trump Of Response To Ukraine's Drone Strikes On Russia's Air Bases

  US President Donald Trump says his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, warned him "very strongly" of Russia’s intention to respond to Ukraine’s drone attack, which struck dozens of long-range bomber aircraft across Russian regions over the weekend.

• June 04, 2025

  Zelenskyy Calls On Putin To Sign Cease-Fire, Meet Him 'Any Day'

  Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has challenged his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to sign a cease-fire to end fighting as the two sides work to set up a meeting to create a last peace after more than three years of war sparked by Moscow's full-scale invasion of its neighbor.

• June 04, 2025

  European Commission Gives Bulgaria Green Light To Adopt Euro From January 1

  The European Commission has given Bulgaria the go ahead to join the euro zone single currency region as of January 1, 2026, according to a document seen by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

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