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Dictatorial regimes in Belarus and Russia must stop using anti-Nazi narratives to justify their geopolitical ambitions.

In the PACE, there was a call for Putin and Lukashenko to refrain from manipulating the issue of "fighting against Nazism."

The dictator is most eager to hear that Russia and the United States will reach an agreement on their own.

Trump warns Putin, while the dictator responds with flattery: NYT analyzes the political signals between the two leaders.

In Western analytical circles, as well as within Trump's team, there is a prevailing belief that Russia's war against Ukraine could be frozen along the current front lines, effectively conceding one-fifth of Ukrainian territory to Putin.

How Trump plans to end the war: does his strategy include inviting Ukraine to join NATO?

In Ukraine, according to the legislation, men aged 25 and older are subject to mobilization. Military personnel are entitled to rotations and leave; however, demobilization is currently not an option.

Zelensky has made a new statement regarding mobilization rules.

Zelensky emphasized that peace in Ukraine could be achieved through the efforts of the new President of the United States.

Zelensky discussed the puzzle that Trump will need to solve.

According to Ukrainians, the two most corrupt areas are the activities of law enforcement agencies, as well as land relations and construction. Citizens believe that corruption in these sectors has increased compared to the previous year.

Who and where most frequently demands bribes in Ukraine: survey results published.

North Korean soldiers are expected to continue to be actively engaged.

North Korean soldiers in Kursk: the National Security and Defense Council highlights a significant issue for Kim Jong Un.

The enemy remains steadfast in their aggressive intentions.

Russians are discussing a possible "division of Ukraine": here's what we know.

Western politicians are urging Ukraine to make compromises in the war.

Ending the war in Ukraine: what solutions are being proposed by Western politicians?

In the coming days, Ukraine may unveil its plans for recruiting individuals aged 18 to 25 into the military.

Mobilization takes a new turn: changes have been announced by Zelensky's administration.

Europeans doubt both Ukraine's ability to continue waging an effective war and their own capacity to engage in warfare.

Klimkin explained Europe's rationale for advocating the initiation of negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.

Lukashenko boasted that Belarus will receive the "Oreshnik" complex and issued threats to Poland and Ukraine. What did he say?

Fake "elections" and threats towards Ukraine: how Lukashenko has once again declared himself the "president" of Belarus.

The Russian army could continue fighting for another two years due to its substantial stockpile of old Soviet equipment. This machinery is being repaired, often by combining various parts, and then sent to the front lines.

An expert suggests that Russia could continue fighting for several more years due to its outdated equipment and support from North Korea.

Lithuania and Estonia have pledged to reach 5% of their defense spending following "positive and constructive pressure" from the United States.

Two NATO countries have agreed to reach 5% of their defense spending.

Supported by Rwanda, Congolese rebels from the M23 movement have declared the capture of the major city of Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Reports indicate that international peacekeepers have lost their lives, and hundreds of thousands of residents have fled their homes due to fears that the long-standing conflict could escalate into a large-scale regional war once again.

A new conflict is erupting in Africa. What’s happening at the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda?

Previously, a number of European countries condemned the so-called "elections" in Belarus due to the lack of freedom in the electoral process.

The Belarusian Central Election Commission has announced the preliminary results of the presidential "elections."

The idea of establishing a peacekeeping mission to ensure security on Ukrainian territory has been frequently discussed in Western media.

The Russian Foreign Ministry has warned Western peacekeepers who may arrive in Ukraine.

The United States will not impose tariffs or sanctions on Colombia. Agreements have been reached regarding the return of deported migrants.

Colombia agreed to Trump's terms: the U.S. will not impose tariffs or sanctions.

The United States could cripple the Russian economy if its president continues with the aggressive rhetoric.

Trump could end the war by crippling Russia's economy, according to The Telegraph.

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is attempting to dissuade U.S. President Donald Trump from plans to lower global oil prices. If successful, this would hinder the dictator's ability to finance the war against Ukraine.

ISW explained Putin's fear of a potential drop in global oil prices.

The dictator claims that the outcome will be revealed by 2025.

Lukashenko made a bold statement regarding the end of the war in Ukraine.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that he will not resign amid the protests. However, he did not rule out the possibility of holding early elections in the country.

Fico has no plans to resign amid protests but does not rule out the possibility of early elections.

On January 25, President Donald Trump held a rally in the state of Nevada. Speaking in Las Vegas, a city known for its hospitality and service industry, he reiterated his promise to eliminate taxes on tips.

Trump has reaffirmed his promise to eliminate tips taxes in the U.S.

Dictators often make empty statements.

Russia shows no interest in peace talks, as reiterated by Putin, according to ISW.

Alexander Lukashenko has made yet another statement regarding the "nuclear umbrella."

"No one will engage in conflict with a nuclear nation," stated Lukashenko.

The head of state remarked that he cannot clearly define the structure of the negotiation process.

Zelensky identified the participants he wishes to have at the table for peace negotiations.

According to Yulia Svyrydenko, security guarantees should be an integral part of any future agreement, and NATO is the optimal solution in this regard.

The government has shared its expectations on when the active phase of the war will come to an end.