Europe
NATO summit will offer only limited support to Kyiv
NATO’s 75th-anniversary summit in Washington began yesterday, with Ukraine dominating the agenda
UkraineRussia’s Rosatom will be a target for more sanctions
US President Joe Biden recently signed the bipartisan Prohibiting Russian Uranium Imports Act bill
RussiaTurkey will attract investments from Chinese EV makers
As the EU imposes tariffs on Chinese EVs, Turkey strikes a deal to open a BYD plant
TurkeyFrench result will likely boost far-right’s prospects
France’s legislative elections have resulted in a hung parliament, with the left the largest bloc
FranceHungary’s Orban will burn some bridges to build others
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s shuttle diplomacy to promote ‘peace’ draws the EU’s ire
HungaryPolish government will struggle to reform judiciary
Poland’s ruling coalition faces obstacles in its efforts to undo the previous government's judicial reforms
PolandNew UK leader will struggle to address voter concerns
Keir Starmer is the new UK prime minister after his Labour Party obtained a huge majority in yesterday's election
United KingdomBosnian Serbs will take risks to evade US sanctions
The Republika Srpska assembly passed changes to an entity-owned bank, widely seen as an attempt to evade US sanctions
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