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Ukraine Government reshuffle puts fefense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov in the spotlight
Critics warn that replacing Fedorov could destabilize a key ministry at a time when Ukraine appears to be regaining momentum against Russia
Middle East on the brink of new war as US President threatens sustained bombing campaign, Iran vows to strike US targets
US forces have carried out a fourth straight night of strikes near the Strait of Hormuz as a renewed naval blockade takes hold, while Tehran fires missiles and drones at American allies across the Gulf
Emergency UN Security Council meeting on Iranian flights to Yemen – Call for de-escalation
Athens calls for full respect for Yemen’s sovereignty and airspace – The UN Security Council extends the reporting requirement on Houthi attacks in the Red Sea – Greece and the United States jointly drafted the resolution
Fears that more than 50 migrants may have died after a boat capsized in Libya
The vessel was reportedly carrying more than 60 people from several sub-Saharan African countries
Citizens take legal action over planned giant Chinese embassy in London amid fears of espionage and targeting of dissidents
China’s plans to build an embassy at Royal Mint Court, a two-century-old site near the Tower of London, were approved in January as part of efforts to improve relations between the two countries
UK-EU treaty on Gibraltar signed: What changes for border crossings
The treaty was signed in Brussels by European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Sefcovic, UK Minister for Europe Stephen Doughty, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares Bueno, and Gibraltar’s Chief Minister Fabian Picardo.
