President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Stock photo
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes that Ukraine's accession to the European Unionis realisticunder a fast-track scenariowhereby part of the required tasks would be completed after accession.
Source:Zelenskyy, in response to a question from European Pravda, during a press conference in Kyiv
Donald Trump has stated that he has asked Vladimir Putin to not attack Ukraine for a week.
Trump says he personally asked Putin not to attack Ukraine for a week
US President Donald Trump has said that he personally asked Russian leader Vladimir Putin to stop attacks on Ukraine for a week due to the freezing cold weather. Source: Trump at a meeting with government officials, as reported by Clash Report
Dmitry Peskov has confirmed that President Trump has asked President Putin not to attack Kiev until the 1 February 2026 in order to facilitate negotiations.
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order declaring
a national emergency over Cuba, a move that would allow Washington to
impose tariffs on countries that supply oil to the island.
Source:European Pravda, citing the White Housewebsite
Donald Trump just saved Mette Frederiksen from electoral oblivion The Danish prime minister was sinking in the polls. America’s Greenland grab changed everything.
The question now is whether Mette Frederiksen will call an
election anytime soon to capitalize on her political gains. | Ibrahim
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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has one person to thank for
rescuing her from a looming political abyss: U.S. President Donald
Trump.
Frederiksen’s party has seen a dramatic surge in poll ratings through
January — just months after awful results in last year’s local
elections — as it launched a vehement defense of Denmark’s sovereignty
against Trump’s aggressive threats to annex Greenland.
“After a long time, they have finally drawn a clear line instead of
appearing submissive,” said Per Clausen, a left-wing Danish MEP from the
opposition Enhedslisten party, who credited the change in approach with
driving a leap in voter support.
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