Swedish prime minister Stefan Lofven loses no-confidence vote.
Country’s politics thrown into turmoil as far-right party flexes muscles in parliament
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Israel’s Government approves nomination of new ambassador to Ukraine.
The Government of Israel approved the nomination of diplomat Michael Brodsky as the Ambassador to Ukraine.
U.S. Embassy: Russia's aggression resulted in displacement of over a million Ukrainians
The U.S. Embassy condemned Russia's aggression against Ukraine, which has led to the internal displacement of more than 1 million Ukrainians.
What are the odds of a COVID-19 lab leak? Re-examining the virus origins theory.
It may seem like a plot out of a sci-fi movie, but experts say a lab-leak theory -- as the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic -- is worth investigating.
MFA: Turkey to support Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic integration.
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Turkey has stated that his country will support Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic integration in all possible ways.
Occupation Crimea: EU renews sanctions against Russia for a further year.
The European Union has extended sanctions over the illegal annexation of Crimea and Sevastopol by the Russian Federation until 23 June 2022.
Canada’s minister: Iran did not take all practical measures to prevent UIA plane tragedy.
Canada strongly condemns Iran for downing the Ukraine International Airlines plane in January 2020 and failing to conduct a proper investigation.
Catholic views shape politics of German CDU leader Laschet.
Analysts will watch for religious influence in chancellor hopeful’s election manifesto
New leaders, new era: Israel, U.S. leaders navigate through uncharted crossroads
Bennett's government says it wants to repair relations with the Democrats and restore bipartisan support in the U.S. for Israel.
‘Cherished companion’: Biden announces death of family dog, Champ.
Champ was one of two German Shepherds living at the White House with the president and first lady.
Feds stand firm as businesses, U.S. legislators fume over border closure extension
Although Trudeau said Canada had basically achieved the first target, official data released after he spoke showed 73.4 per cent had received their first shot.
Kuleba, Ciocoi discuss development of Associated Trio of Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova.
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba held talks with Acting Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Moldova Aureliu Ciocoi within the framework of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum.
Kuleba on Crimean Platform summit: Russia will not stop us.
No Russia’s attempts to put pressure on individual countries to thwart the Crimean Platform summit will succeed.
Merkel: Minsk format gives a chance to settle situation in eastern Ukraine.
Angela Merkel believes that Russia is a big challenge for Europe, but the dialogue with it should remain in order to move towards the settlement of the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
Zhovkva, adviser to Croatia’s PM discuss Ukraine's Euro-Atlantic integration.
Ihor Zhovkva, Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, discussed with Vladimir Drobnjak, Foreign Policy Advisor to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Croatia, the Euro-Atlantic integration of Ukraine.
National Security and Defense Council imposes sanctions on Firtash and Fuks.
The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine imposed sanctions on Dmytro Firtash and Pavel Fuks.
White House: United States has not halted military aid to Ukraine.
The United States provided full-fledged security assistance to Ukraine, as appropriated by Congress, and prepared contingency funds in the event of further Russian aggression.
Biden thanks Americans as U.S. hits 300M COVID-19 vaccine shots in 150 days
Biden credited scientists, companies, the American people and his whole-of-government effort.
Many traditional U.S. allies do not have such contact with Biden administration as Ukraine – Kuleba
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba says many traditionally powerful allies of the United States still do not have as many contacts with U.S. President Joe Biden's administration as Ukraine does.
PACE plans to adopt resolution to protect rights of Crimean Tatars under occupation.
During the summer session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe next week, it is planned to hold debates and adopt a comprehensive resolution to protect the rights of Crimean Tatars in the context of the Russian occupation of Crimea.