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Belgium-based holder of frozen Russian funds opposes expanding investment risk amid Ukraine aid push
The chief executive of Euroclear told the FT that the EU's proposal would amount to "expropriation" — forced seizure — because if Russia demands the assets back in the future, they would not be available.
Ukraine's parliament set to dismiss government on July 16 as prime minister submits resignation
The parliament is set to dismiss the government on July 16 as Prime Minister Denys Shymhal submitted his resignation.
Ukraine passes bill to withdraw from anti-personnel mine ban treaty
The vote passed by 305 deputies, with 40 abstaining, and none voting against.
Orban urges EU action over Ukraine's conscription practices
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban called upon the EU to take action against Ukraine's conscription practices in an interview with Origo published on July 15, amid an ongoing dispute with Kyiv over the death of a Ukrainian conscript of Hungarian ethnicity.
Kremlin calls Trump's tariff warnings 'quite serious'
"This statement from the U.S. president is quite serious. Some of what he said appears to be addressed personally to (Russian President Vladimir) Putin," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters.
Trump reportedly asked Zelensky if Ukraine could strike Moscow
Donald Trump encouraged the strategy so that Russia could "feel the pain" and agree to negotiations, the Financial Times reported, citing its sources.
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China's state TV broadcaster has revealed details of a new "graphite bomb" that can cause a "complete loss of electricity" across an area of 10,000 square meters, or knock out entire power stations, the South China Morning Post reported on June 29. An animated video released by China's CCTV showed a missile being launched from a ground-based launcher and then flying to a target where it releases 90 small submunitions. They then bounce on the ground before exploding amid a mock-up of an electri
