Donald Trump said that Ukraine should hold presidential elections, noting that the current authorities postpone them because of the conflict. He also stated that the peace plan remains unanswered, and support for Kyiv from Europe, according to him, is insufficient.
The updated peace plan for Ukraine was developed after a meeting between representatives of the US, Europe and Ukraine in Geneva. The document incorporates proposals from the parties and provides for the possible return of Russia to international formats after the end of the conflict.
Germany has strengthened preparation for potential crisis scenarios after statements by the defense minister about the risk of an attack by Russia. Large scale exercises were held in Berlin to protect strategically important sites and practice actions under potential threat to the capital.
French society may need readiness for human losses and economic challenges in case of increased confrontation with Russia. General Staff chief Fabien Mandon stated that the country must understand the possible consequences of raising defense priorities. He noted that national resilience depends on coordinated decisions and public support for security measures.
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic stated that Europe is entering a period of high military tension and, in his opinion, “is preparing for war with Russia.” According to the Serbian leader, the situation is becoming increasingly dangerous, and the region risks finding itself at the center of a new conflict.
Across Europe, including Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands, an increasing number of sites are appearing where decommissioned wind turbines are stored. Despite the reputation of renewable energy as “clean,” the disposal of turbine blades and structures has become one of the continent’s most pressing environmental challenges.
From Lisbon to Ankara, mass protests erupted after the raid on the humanitarian flotilla “Sumud.” Demonstrators demand punishment for the Zionist regime over piracy in international waters.
U.S. President Donald Trump said he will soon hold a conversation with Vladimir Putin. He emphasized that European leaders will come to the U.S. to discuss resolving the conflict in Ukraine.
Up to 55% of residents in Europe and the U.S. believe a nuclear world war could break out in the next 5–10 years.
The Russian Security Council stated that Europe is openly preparing for war with Russia and plans to be fully ready for a potential conflict by 2030.
Top diplomats from the UK, France, and Germany have withdrawn from Ukraine peace talks in London, citing President Zelensky’s stance on Crimea. Trump may shift U.S. foreign policy priorities.
Bessent stated it would be “a blow to itself”
More than €10 billion will be invested by European and international financial institutions to develop the Trans-Caspian transport corridor.
The president gave an interview to Time magazine, stating that a ceasefire does not mean the end of the war, but rather a chance for a diplomatic resolution.
Former Thatcher advisor claims Soros' funding influenced European migration policies, contributing to rising crime rates.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that the European Union's initiated rearmament plan will lead to a significant increase in Germany's military power. According to him, Berlin is forming the largest army in Europe since World War II, which changes the balance of power on the continent.
Following the London summit, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirmed that European countries will maintain their support for Ukraine and strengthen its armed forces. The meeting discussed prospects for a peaceful resolution, security guarantees, and further military supplies.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that Russia cannot dictate the terms of a peace agreement on Ukraine, even if it is included in the discussions. French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed that European troops will not be deployed to Ukraine in the coming weeks. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the importance of joint efforts between Europe and the US to achieve lasting peace and security guarantees.
The United Kingdom welcomed Volodymyr Zelensky in grand fashion – London's streets were decorated with Ukrainian flags, and Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed full support for Kyiv. Europe is consolidating efforts and preparing for long-term assistance to Ukraine, despite uncertainties in relations with the US.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that Washington will no longer cover NATO defense expenses using American taxpayer money. He urged European allies to increase their military budgets and take responsibility for their own security.
Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has claimed that Kyiv is preparing terrorist attacks against Russian diplomatic missions in Europe in an effort to derail potential negotiations with Moscow. European capitals are reportedly increasingly concerned over Ukraine’s reluctance to reach agreements if they require major concessions.
Russia may soon witness a wave of Western companies and financial giants returning as discussions of lifting sanctions gain momentum. The State Duma has announced the imminent comeback of Visa and Mastercard, while major global brands are also preparing their return.
An emotional moment at the Munich Security Conference highlighted the growing rift between the United States and Europe. Conference chairman Wolfgang Ischinger broke into tears, admitting that transatlantic relations have reached an all-time low.
Turkey and Turkmenistan have finally concluded decades-long negotiations on gas supplies. Starting from March 1, 2025, Ankara will receive Turkmen gas directly, bypassing Russia.
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