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Aid to Ukraine is central to calculations about European security and bloc expansion
From March 21-22, the European Union (EU) Summit will take place in Brussels (Belgium), with the participation of leaders from member countries.
EU adds 5 billion USD to Ukraine, Moldova expels Russian diplomat, US Secretary of State to Saudi Arabia
The World & Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, April 20.
India's semiconductor ambitions, Russia sends crude oil to Cuba, China's Foreign Minister visits New Zealand
The World & Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, April 19.
The Hungarian Prime Minister "revealed" Donald Trump's aid plan to Ukraine if elected president
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said after a recent meeting between right-wing figures at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida that the leading Republican candidate will not provide financial aid to Ukraine to fight Russia if he is re-elected as US president.
US-Philippine relations are very solid, Sweden "returns" to NATO, Russia opens a consulate general in the Maldives
The World & Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, April 12.
Russia-Ukaine conflict, new moves and forecast of the situation and outcome
The conflict in Ukraine enters its third unpredictable year.
NATO-Korea are getting closer, Singapore-Thailand are buying more planes, what are Poland's concerns about Ukraine?
The World & Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, April 1.
Opening Cobra Gold exercise, G7 pledges to continue supporting Ukraine, MERCOSUR-EU postpones FTA negotiations
The World & Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, April 26.
Russia announced the next direction of advance after controlling Avdiivka; The European Council confirmed one thing to Kiev
Russian President Putin once affirmed that the country's army needs to advance further in the Donbass region.
Admitting Russia's superiority, President Zelensky hinted at a "surprise" for Moscow, Kiev is about to have a big "pocket of money".
In an interview with Fox News on February 22, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that he did not want to repeat the Minsk agreements, and admitted that Russia has air superiority.
Israel launches multi-mission UAV, UK rushes to punish Russia, US "closes deal" with Taiwan (China)
The World & Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, April 23.
Israel launches multi-mission UAV, UK rushes to punish Russia, US "pours money" into Taiwan (China)
The World & Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, April 23.
Hamas leader comes to Egypt, causes Eiffel Tower to close, tense Brazil-Israel relations
The World & Vietnam Newspaper highlights some notable world news this morning, April 21.
Behind Hungary's reluctant nod is a 'hidden storm' within the EU?
Why did Hungary - a pro-Russian European Union (EU) member - not block the bloc's 13th sanctions package targeting Moscow as previously planned?
The US is concerned about the "extremely difficult" situation on the front lines in Ukraine, with NATO's record military spending
On February 14, the US warned of ammunition depletion on the front lines of Ukraine. Elsewhere, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) estimates that 2/18 member countries will meet their defense spending goals this year.
Ukraine's economy received additional relief from the IMF, but it is still difficult to talk about unpredictable headwinds
On February 13, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said that this organization has officially launched a new trust fund called the Ukraine Capacity Development Fund, to support the country's economic and financial reforms. this in the next 2 years.
Ukraine's foreign minister was "confused" about the US, urged the EU to take urgent action, and the Russian Senate officially issued a statement
On February 7, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said that the situation related to the resumption of US funding to Kiev was "confusing", when Republican lawmakers opposed the latest aid package.
Norwegian parliamentarian says aid to Ukraine is "the cheapest investment", US general affirms it is "pillar of deterrence"
Norwegian Parliament Member Guri Melby said that aid to Ukraine is "the cheapest investment" in the security of the West and especially the European Union (EU).
