Ukraine

• November 11, 2025

  Former Romanian Senator Detained Over Alleged $1.1 Million Bribe in Arms Deal Scheme

  Authorities in Romania have arrested a former senator for allegedly attempting to offer a 1 million-euro ($1.16 million) bribe to the country’s defense minister to facilitate an arms deal that could be fraudulently financed by a European Union program.

• November 11, 2025

  EU 'Democracy Shield' Aims To Counter Russian Disinformation

  On November 12 the European Commission will present its “democracy shield” – a collection of proposals to be rolled-out in the coming years to protect the bloc and EU candidate countries from foreign interference and political manipulation.

• November 10, 2025

  The EU Is Ready To Expand Again. But Who Will Be The Next Members, And When?

  The European Commission's annual enlargement report appears to show the EU's executive is serious about adding new members by the time its five-year mandate ends in late 2029. And it has identified four candidates for that purpose: Albania, Moldova, Montenegro, and Ukraine.

• November 10, 2025

  Ukraine's Energy Sector Under Investigation By Anti-Corruption Watchdog

  Ukraine's anti-corruption watchdog has announced a "large-scale operation" exposing tens of millions of dollars of graft in the energy sector in the midst of Russia's full-scale invasion.

• November 09, 2025

  Ukrainian Battalion Officer Held After Russian Strike Killed 19 During Ceremony

  Ukrainian prosecutors ordered the arrest of a battalion commander after a Russian air strike hit troops at a ceremonial gathering, killing at least 19 people.

• November 09, 2025

  The Kramatorsk Railway Station: A Place of Meetings and Farewells No Longer Receives Trains

  As local authorities in Ukraine’s war-torn Donetsk region announce restrictions on train movement in the country’s major eastern stronghold, Kramatorsk, RFE/RL’s Ukrainian Service recalls the memories carried by the city’s famous railway station throughout Russia’s invasion.

• November 09, 2025

  Wide Ukraine Electricity Outages As Crews Struggle To Repair Damage From Russian Attacks

  Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy kept up his call for additional Western pressure on the Kremlin as the death toll rose from the latest Russian attacks and as authorities struggled to restore power following the latest strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

• November 08, 2025

  Russian Drone Strike Hits Dnipro Apartment Block

  An overnight Russian air attack on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro on November 8 killed one person as it struck the center of an apartment block, leaving at least 10 wounded. Fire and rescue teams helped get dozens of civilians, including two injured children, to safety.

• November 08, 2025

  Battle For Ukraine's Pokrovsk Escalates As Russian Forces Press On

  Kyiv says Pokrovsk remains a priority for the Kremlin as Russian forces claim to have captured dozens of buildings in house-to-house fighting for Ukraine's key eastern stronghold.

• November 08, 2025

  Homes, Energy Sector Hit In Deadly Russian Attack On Ukraine

  Russia carried out a large, overnight combined strike using drones and missiles across multiple Ukrainian regions, with officials emphasizing that energy infrastructure and civilian facilities were key targets.

• November 07, 2025

  Ex-NATO Chief Stoltenberg Says More Arms For Kyiv Will 'Change Putin's Calculus'

  Former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the way to change Russian President Vladimir Putin mind and bring him to the negotiating table to end the war in Ukraine is to step up military aid to Kyiv.

• November 07, 2025

  House-To-House Fighting In Pokrovsk As Russia Tries To Capture Key City

  Russia claims it has captured more than 60 buildings in Pokrovsk as house-to-house fighting is reportedly raging in the strategic frontline city. Kyiv has acknowledged that the situation has become difficult in recent days but says its troops are still fighting there and denies they are surrounded.

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