Lithuania’s Nausėda offers to help Ukraine and Poland resolve diplomatic dispute

Lithuania's Nausėda offers to help Ukraine and Poland resolve diplomatic dispute Ukrainska Pravda Read the source

Lithuania's Nausėda offers to help Ukraine and Poland resolve diplomatic dispute Ukrainska Pravda Read the source

Ukrainska Pravda One killed and 44 injured in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia oblasts Ukrainska Pravda Read the source

Woman killed, two injured in Russian attacks on Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Ukrainska Pravda Read the source

MS NOW's longest-tenured anchor Alex Witt to exit network amid weekend programming overhaul Fox News Read the source Alex Witt is set to depart from MS Now after nearly three decades with the network. Hindustan Times Read the source

The Moscow Times The News International Kremlin Aware of Viral Video Threatening Armed Uprising Over Alleged Abuses in Army The Moscow Times Read the source Vladimir Putin’s leadership is in crisis as the military is preparing to overthrow the Russian…

Asianet Newsable GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen Withdraws $35 Billion Pay Package as He Intensifies Push for eBay Acquisition International Business Times Read the source Expected EBITDA to double to $600 million in the year ending January 2027. Asianet Newsable Read…

Bloomberg Ukrainian Strikes Turn Crimea From Prize Asset to Liability for Putin The Wall Street Journal Read the source Ukraine’s Attacks on Crimea Expose Limits of Putin’s Protection Bloomberg Read the source

The New York Times The Independent Japan Today Russia denies pressuring Belarus to widen Ukraine conflict; Minsk blames West Japan Today Read the source Its success has caused fuel shortages and disrupted army supply lines, stalling Moscow’s invasion of its…

The Moscow Times Lukashenko Heads to Russia for Putin Meeting Amid Rising Tensions With Ukraine The Moscow Times Read the source Self-proclaimed Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko travelled to Russian ruler Vladimir Putin's residence in Valdai, Russia, on 26 June. Ukrainska…

The Economist Without Crimea, Russia will lose the war – and Putin's grip on it is slipping The Telegraph Read the source