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Cooperation between the two nations has expanded far beyond traditional areas such as energy and economy, to include a wide range of fields such as climate change, e...

The world believes in Ukraine and is inspired by the courage of Ukrainian heroes. — Ukrinform.

'Japan and UAE are together on UN's Security Council this year as non-permanent members'

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting on the results of the NATO Summit in Vilnius. — Ukrinform.

While the future of Russia’s Ukraine war remains unknown, Yevgeny Prigozhin’s short-lived mutiny is unlikely to affect Russia’s foreign policy, writes Kazuhiko Togo (University of Shizuoka).

The tweet so roiled the White House that U.S. officials considered scaling back the invitation for Kyiv to join.

The main topics of the NATO Vilnius Summit held on 11–12 July were deterrence and deterrence, Ukraine’s future membership of NATO, and deepening relations with partners in the Indo-Pacific. The Alliance is partly returning to the defence planning processes and structures that were in place during the Cold War, but which NATO abandoned in the 1990s.

This week’s NATO summit in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius provided a valuable reminder that during a war, the battle for communications is as important as anything happening on the ground.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pushed back against suggestions that Canada is a “free-rider” in the NATO alliance.

More than 2,500 activists of the Young Guard of the All-Russian Political Party and the Volunteer Company in Moscow and St. Petersburg went to the embassies of unfriendly countries to express dissatisfaction with NATOs support of the Kiev regime and its supply of weapons to Ukraine.