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(Bloomberg) -- Ukraine’s leader said Russia is attempting to damage hydro power plants, while Romania has found drone fragments near its border with Ukraine from recent Russian air attacks, adding to concerns that Kremlin troops may inflict damage on the territory of a NATO member. Most Read from BloombergFed’s Preferred Inflation Metric Cools While Spending ReboundsTesla’s $25,000 Car Means Tossing Out the 100-Year-Old Assembly LineApple Plans New iPad Pro for May as Production Ramps Up Oversea

(Bloomberg) -- When Estonia’s much-fêted prime minister, Kaja Kallas, went to Washington in November, she didn’t just meet with White House officials. She also made sure to talk to key allies of Donald Trump.Most Read from BloombergUS Merchant Vessel Struck as Shippers Told to Avoid Red SeaTrump Scores Easy Win in Iowa With DeSantis a Distant SecondIowa Latest: Biden Calls Trump ‘Clear Frontrunner’ After WinApple to Pull Blood-Oxygen Tool From Watches to Avoid US Ban If Appeal FailsWhat Is Disea

(Bloomberg) -- Bulgaria and Romania said they’re close to an agreement that would bring them closer to the European Union’s visa-free travel zone, with restrictions for air and sea travel possibly being lifted from the end of March. Most Read from BloombergThe Late-Night Email to Tim Cook That Set the Apple Watch Saga in MotionBridgewater CEO’s Past Office Romance Led to Favoritism ClaimsL’Oreal Heir Francoise Bettencourt Meyers Becomes First Woman With $100 Billion FortuneChinese Carmaker Overt

(Bloomberg) -- Three moments point to a slow disentanglement from Ukraine by its closest allies.Most Read from BloombergCiti Shuts Muni Business That Once Was Envy of RivalsMike Johnson May Be the Next House Speaker to Lose His JobShipping Giants Pause Red Sea Route as Houthi Attacks IntensifyNasdaq 100 Caps Pivotal Fed Week at Record High: Markets WrapThe Fed’s Shrinking Balance Sheet Is Worrying a Key Corner of US Financial MarketsThere was Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who felt compelled to go all the

(Bloomberg) -- Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban blocked the European Union’s planned financial aid package for Ukraine, sending the debate into early next year as the EU struggles to counter concerns that Western support is faltering.Most Read from BloombergUS Frackers Return to Haunt OPEC’s Pricing StrategyBP to Pause All Tanker Transits Through the Red SeaChina’s Real Estate Meltdown Is Battering Middle Class WealthGulf Splits Hinder US Efforts to End Houthi Ship AttacksDimon’s Heir at JP