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"The European security bloc will not be strong without Turkey." Fidan

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has stated that if Europe wants to reform its "security architecture," it should not do so without Turkey.

Germany suspends German-Georgian scientific cooperation

27 February, 15:41

German Ambassador to Georgia Peter Fischer announced that the German Ministry of Education and Research has suspended German-Georgian scientific cooperation.

27 February, 15:35

Zelensky invited to EU leaders' summit

The Ukrainian President received an invitation from the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa.

27 February, 14:37

According to Freedom House, only Armenia and Georgia are partially free in the region.

According to Freedom House, only Armenia and Georgia are classified as partly free countries in the region. Turkey, Russia, Azerbaijan, and Iran are included in the group of "not free" countries.

27 February, 13:40

Merz met with Macron

Dear Emmanuel Macron, thank you for your friendship and trust in German-French relations.

27 February, 12:46

North Korea sends new forces to Russia

South Korea's intelligence agency says North Korea likely sent additional troops to Russia

27 February, 12:10

"We're not telling NATO to mind its own business; we're telling it to do more." Rubio

We're not saying mind your own business. We're saying do more. It's their continent. Why is it wrong for the US to ask rich European countries?

27 February, 11:46

"We told the Russians, 'Do you want to end the war or continue it?'" Rubio

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is pushing back against claims that the Trump administration has sidelined Ukraine in discussions about the ongoing war with Russia, calling the allegations "inaccurate."

Russian-American talks kick off in Istanbul

27 February, 11:32

Regular talks between representatives of Russia and the United States have begun in Istanbul.

US and Russia discuss cooperation in the Arctic

27 February, 10:36

Russia and the United States are discussing future cooperation. As Bloomberg reports, officials from Moscow and Washington have identified the Arctic as a potential area for economic cooperation.