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EU commits €3.3bn to Ukrainian drones as funding gap remains unresolved ahead of ‘tough winter’ (opens the original)
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The EU is set to provide Ukraine with a further €3.3bn for the purchase of drones and missiles on Friday (18 Septemeber), the commission said after a phone call between European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and president Volodymyr Zelensky earlier this week. The new trench of a €90bn EU loan is partly a scheduled disbursement and partly a timely visible message of support amid the escalation of Russian atatcks and ongoing questions about Ukraine’s longer-term financing. “We know tha
[Interview] Belarus’ Lukashenko fears Putin’s downfall so much that he is ready to change sides quickly, analyst says (opens the original)
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French political scientist Anaïs Marin has long focused on eastern Europe. From 2018 to 2024, she also served as the UN special rapporteur on human rights in Belarus. Today, we primarily see Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko as a dictator who brutally suppressed democratic protests after the rigged election in 2020. What was his reputation in Belarus before that? From a sociological perspective, he fitted the definition of a “red director” — someone who managed a large agricultural enter
First fully-autonomous drone kill Ukraine heralds ‘dystopian future of untethered weaponry’ (opens the original)
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“We cannot leave decisions on targets solely to AI; it would not be sufficiently responsible”, a Ukrainian commander said. The role of artificial intelligence in Russia’s war against Ukraine has long been debated. AI helps both armies map the frontline and subsequently analyse the satellite images collected. In some cases, it can handle tasks that previously required hundreds of people. It is also increasingly used in unmanned aircraft, especially in cooperation with human pilots during the fina
Ukraine’s media revolt: eight newsrooms defy Kyiv court to publish ‘forbidden’ corruption probe (opens the original)
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Eight Ukrainian media outlets published the text that a court had temporarily banned from publication. Investigative reporters thanked them for their courage. Oleksii Sukhachov is known in Ukraine as the controversial director of the State Bureau of Investigation. He became head of the institution, established ten years ago as Ukraine’s equivalent of the US FBI, despite criticism from anti-corruption activists. Until recently, far less attention had been paid to his older brother Oleksandr, a bu
The Nato Ankara summit in five Trump quotes: Iranians are peverse, Spain is a lost cause, Nato does not make me happy (opens the original)
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To Donald Trump’s question about whether he would go to Moscow for talks, Ukrainian president Volodomyr Zelensky answered that there were “too many Ukrainian drones” there, so it would be dangerous. Nato secretary general Mark Rutte had hoped the US would appreciate the European allies for increasing defence investments by more than one trillion dollars. Even before the alliance’s top-level meeting in Ankara and during it, he praised Trump for having pushed Europeans into record military spendin
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