Removing Usmanov from sanctions list risks making EU look weak – Lithuanian finance minister

Lithuania is "very sceptical" of removing Uzbek-Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov from the latest sanctions list, the country's finance minister, Taurimas Valys, said. France requested to delist Usmanov from the blacklist last week as part of a package that could see two French nationals released from prison in Azerbaijan. The country cited national security concerns as […]

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Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure could make coming winter harder for civilians

Continued Russian attacks on Ukraine's critical energy infrastructure are increasing civilian vulnerability and could make the coming winter even harder to endure, a UN-mandated commission warned Monday. The Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine said Russian forces continued "systematic waves of attacks" on energy infrastructure during the severe winter of 2025-26, when temperatures fell […]

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Lithuania says it will not join Eurovision 2027 boycott over Israel’s participation

Lithuania’s public broadcaster said Monday it was not considering withdrawing from the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest following decisions by broadcasters in Ireland and the Netherlands to boycott the competition over Israel’s participation. Lithuanian Radio and Television (LRT) said it would follow the position of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which organizes the contest, according to […]

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Ukrainian Ballistic Missiles To Strike Russia in Just a Few Weeks — Fire Point CEO

Ballistic missiles manufactured by Fire Point will strike targets on Russian territory in just a few weeks. Iryna Terekh, the company’s CEO, announced this on the sidelines of the “Photonics4Defense 2026: Technology Exchange & Matchmaking” event. According to her, the FP-7 has already successfully completed two stages of testing. The company is now preparing to […]

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