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Taiwan ready to halt Russian naphtha purchases if EU requests, minister says
"We will respect and abide by EU and G7 norms," Taiwan's Economy Minister Kung Ming-hsin said.
Belgium-based arms maker reports mounting cases of suspicious drone sightings
European arms company Thales has raised concerns over the number of unidentified drones spotted recently over its Belgian facility, which produces 70 mm rockets, Politico reported on Oct. 8.
Czechia's populist party tones down criticism of Ukraine ammunition initiative after election win
ANO leader Andrej Babis said the initiative was a "good idea in principle," but requires "greater transparency and a reassessment," the Czech media reported. Babis also repeated ANO's earlier suggestion that NATO could oversee the initiative instead.
Russia expands gasoline sale restrictions amid fuel shortages, refinery strikes
The move comes as Ukraine's continued drone strikes on Russian oil refineries strain domestic fuel supplies.
Kyiv says not interfering in case of Ukrainian detained in Poland over Nord Stream sabotage
"The Ukrainian side is acting in accordance with Polish law," Ukraine's Ambassador to Poland Vasyl Bodnar said.
Lithuania scaling down exiled Belarusian oppositon leader's protection, her office pauses work
Lithuanian authorities emphasized that Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya remains an official guest of the state and that Vilnius's stance toward the Belarusian regime led by Alexander Lukashenko remains unchanged.
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