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Zelensky's trust rating drops to 58% after anti-corruption agencies scandal, poll shows
Despite the reversal of the controversial law that took away Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies' independence, the scandal appears to have damaged the president’s approval.
Conservative Nawrocki sworn in as Poland's president
Conservative historian Karol Nawrocki was inaugurated as Poland's new president in a ceremony on Aug. 6 after securing a narrow election victory in June.
Russian soldier shoots civilian near Pokrovsk, video shows; prosecutors launch war crimes probe
Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office has opened a war crimes investigation, marking the third recorded case this year of Russian forces killing civilians in Donetsk Oblast.
Death toll of Russian July 31 attack on Kyiv rises to 32 as another victim dies in hospital
The latest death brings the total number of people killed in the strike to 32. The attack is the deadliest Russian strike on the Ukrainian capital in 2025.
Russian attacks kill 7, injure 37 in Ukraine over past day, damage energy infrastructure
Russia launched 45 Shahed-type attack drones and decoy drones against Ukraine overnight. Thirty-six were intercepted, while nine drones hit three different locations, the Air Force reported.
Trump to host Armenia, Azerbaijan leaders at White House for peace talks
The meeting, expected to take place on Aug. 8, comes as part of U.S. President Donald Trump's broader push to assert the U.S. role in resolving global conflicts.
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