
US House of Representatives Approves Ukraine Aid and Expanded Sanctions on Russia
The US House approved a bill expanding military aid to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia, pending Senate approval amid partisan debates and potential presidential veto.

The US House approved a bill expanding military aid to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia, pending Senate approval amid partisan debates and potential presidential veto.

The U.S. House has passed a resolution restricting President Trump's ability to continue military action against Iran without Congress's approval, highlighting bipartisan concerns over executive war powers.

Rosneft advisor Andrey Bezrukov warns Russia may remain in a state of war for decades, urging economic and defense restructuring amid rising security risks and evolving threats.

Israel and Lebanon agree to a US-mediated ceasefire requiring Hezbollah’s withdrawal, resuming talks to resolve ongoing conflict and stabilize the region.

Finland has confiscated €3.7 million in Russian assets to enforce Naftogaz’s $5 billion arbitration award over Crimea-related property disputes.

Ukrainian drones launched a mass attack on Russia's Leningrad region hours before the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, disrupting airport operations and raising security concerns.

Rheinmetall signs a €5.7 billion deal with Romania, backed by the EU’s SAFE fund, to supply combat vehicles, air defense systems, and vessels, expanding its Eastern European footprint.

The EU plans to restrict US tech giants like Microsoft and Google from public cloud contracts in strategic sectors to enhance technological independence.

Donald Trump sharply criticized Israeli PM Netanyahu for escalating military actions in Lebanon, warning such moves risk greater international isolation for Israel.

Russian missile and drone strikes on Ukrainian cities result in multiple civilian casualties, infrastructure damage, and power outages amid an escalating conflict.

The UN faces a financial crisis due to delayed payments from the US and China, forcing cutbacks and operational restructuring amid governance constraints.

CENTCOM covertly helped 70 ships traverse the Iran-blocked Strait of Hormuz in recent weeks, amid ongoing tensions and limited public naval support.