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Donald Trump, the newly elected President of the United States, intends to continue supplying arms to Ukraine following his inauguration. The Trump administration may count on support from Western countries that are concerned about their ability to independently provide Ukraine with the necessary resources. Trump believes that his stance will help reassure nations worried about Ukraine's ability to sustain itself without Washington's backing.

Peace through strength: Trump intends to continue supplying weapons to Ukraine after his inauguration.

The European Union is prepared to take on a leading role should the United States decide to withdraw its support for Ukraine. This stance was expressed by EU foreign policy chief Kaia Kallas. She articulated this bold position just before the meeting of the contact group for Ukraine in Ramstein.

Kallas announced the EU's readiness to lead support for Ukraine if the US withdraws its assistance.

On the evening of January 9, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Italy, where he met with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. During their discussions, Zelensky highlighted three key topics: enhancing security, addressing global challenges, and preparing for this year's conference on Ukraine's recovery. The meeting is set to take place in Rome later this year.

Zelensky and Meloni meet: How Italy will assist Ukraine in strengthening its defense and supporting post-war recovery efforts.

Defense Minister Rustem Umerov announced that the next meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, commonly referred to as the "Ramstein format," has been scheduled for February. Participants aim to enhance the involvement of the United States and are also planning to engage European countries in coordinating assistance for Ukraine.

Umerov announced that the next Ramstein meeting has been scheduled: the date has been confirmed.

09:57, 09 Jan

Hungary has threatened to block Ukraine's EU accession due to issues related to gas supply.

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has threatened to block Ukraine's accession to the European Union. The reason behind this is the halt in gas transit from Russia. He stated that Ukraine did not have a say in this matter.

The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, has confirmed plans to take control of Greenland, which is owned by Denmark, and to bring the Panama Canal back under U.S. jurisdiction. He also did not rule out the possibility of using military force should Denmark or Panama disagree with these actions.

Trump has reaffirmed his intention to acquire Greenland and the Panama Canal, stating that the use of force is not off the table.

New political tensions have erupted around Canada following recent statements from Donald Trump, who once again raised the issue of the country potentially joining the United States. However, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau firmly dismissed this idea, stating that there is "no chance" of such a change occurring. According to Trudeau, the greatest benefits for both nations lie in their cooperation as key trading partners.

Trump is no longer focused on Ukraine; he's preparing to take over Canada.

On January 7, U.S. President Donald Trump held a press conference where he made several statements regarding the war in Ukraine. One of the most discussed topics was his perspective on ending the conflict. Trump allegedly claimed that he could put an end to the war in Ukraine within six months. However, it was later clarified that this statement also pertained to a potential meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which could take place much sooner.

Trump's press conference on January 7: the most popular news turned out to be false due to translation issues.

Trump's special representative, Keith Kellogg, had intended to visit Ukraine in early January, prior to Trump's inauguration. However, it was unexpectedly announced that he had canceled his trip and would arrive after January 20. Some believe this is bad news for Ukraine, despite political analysts claiming otherwise.

Kellogg's canceled visit is bad news for Ukraine: an analysis by Informator.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has criticized the statement made by Hungary's leadership regarding the alleged increase in fuel prices due to the halt in gas transit. The Ministry stated that Ukraine is prepared to take Hungary's place in the EU and NATO if Hungary prioritizes its relationship with Russia. Additionally, Hungary was urged not to undermine unity within Europe.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs playfully teased Orbán, stating they are ready to take Hungary's spot in the EU.

09:57, 07 Jan

Musk vows to liberate Britain from tyrannical rule, receiving approval on platform X.

American billionaire Elon Musk suggested that the United States should "liberate the people of Britain from their tyrannical government." He conducted a poll on this proposal on his platform X. This suggestion has been condemned in Europe.

09:57, 01 Jan

Will the war in Ukraine come to an end, and what should we expect from Trump? Financial Times has released its forecast for 2025.

The renowned global publication The Financial Times has released its annual forecast for the upcoming year. In 2025, the publication anticipates the conclusion of the war in Ukraine, Bitcoin reaching $200,000, and a significant deal in the American film industry.

09:57, 31 Dec

Second energy front: Slovakia disapproves of Zelensky's statement, while Fico has lodged a complaint about him with EU leadership.

Conflicts between Ukraine and Slovakia persist. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has sent a letter to the leadership of the European Union, expressing his concerns over Ukraine's refusal to continue the transit of Russian gas after 2024. Additionally, Slovakia has reacted with indignation to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's statement that Fico's threats to halt electricity supplies to Ukraine have opened a "second energy front."

NATO has acknowledged that member countries face a genuine threat of "non-traditional attacks" from the Russian regime. There are expectations of hybrid assaults from Russia that could result in severe consequences on a large scale. Sabotage and arson orchestrated by Russian agents may lead to "significant losses."

Waking up to the news: NATO acknowledges the threat of Russia's "hybrid attacks," which could have serious repercussions for Europe.

Against the backdrop of official accusations from Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev directed at Russia regarding the crash of an Azerbaijani plane in Kazakhstan, Russian President Vladimir Putin made a phone call to Baku on December 29. This marked his second call to Aliyev within two days. Aliyev and Putin once again discussed the airplane disaster.

Feeling anxious? Putin called Baku for the second time in two days following Aliyev's statements about the downed aircraft.

Russia is set to lift its moratorium on the deployment of intermediate and short-range nuclear missiles in the near future. The Kremlin has accused the United States of being responsible, claiming that the U.S. is deploying such missiles in various regions around the world. In reality, this decision is a tactic of nuclear intimidation by Russia.

Fear of loss diminished: Russia announced the lifting of the moratorium on the deployment of two types of nuclear missiles.