Britain is using the full weight of royal ceremony to encourage Donald Trump to reconsider his stance on Ukraine. King Charles, who has quietly supported Kyiv, is expected to privately press Trump during an elaborate state visit aimed at keeping him engaged on the issue.
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Russian real estate war fallout is driving nearly a fifth of developers to the edge of bankruptcy, a share that could soon exceed 30 percent. Soaring interest rates, collapsing demand and bad loans are crippling mass housing projects, forcing authorities to consider drastic measures.
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Russia’s housing market is collapsing as high interest rates, frozen projects, and shrinking mortgage demand push up to 30% of developers toward bankruptcy, forcing the Kremlin to consider emergency state intervention to prevent systemic failure.
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The EU is exploring a legally creative plan to tap frozen Russian assets by swapping maturing funds for EU-backed bonds, potentially unlocking billions for Ukraine without directly seizing Moscow’s capital. Officials say the proposal could soon advance.
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Poland invoked NATO Article 4 after Russian drones crossed its airspace, triggering the first-ever NATO aerial engagement inside allied territory. Warsaw raised readiness levels as European leaders condemned Moscow’s escalating provocations.
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An Iskander-K missile strike on Kyiv’s Cabinet of Ministers caused major damage but no mass casualties when its 450kg warhead failed to explode. The attack exposed Russia’s growing use of advanced cruise missiles and renewed Ukraine’s calls for stronger air defense.
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The U.S. will phase out key military assistance for frontline NATO states, pushing Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to shoulder more defense costs as Trump’s “America First” policy reshapes regional security amid ongoing Russian aggression in Eastern Europe.
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