🇺🇦🇪🇺 The EU talks about Ukraine’s integration — but who is actually leading the process?
Stefan Meister, visiting fellow of @EPIK_Ukraine, argues Europe is facing a leadership vacuum, where bureaucracy replaces political vision while security and #EU integration become…
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Russia launched one of the largest aerial assaults of the Ukraine war, hammering Kyiv with hundreds of drones and missiles in an hours-long barrage that forced terrified civilians into metro shelters. Amid the attack, Moscow deployed the Oreshnik — a rare nuclear-capable intermediate-range ballistic missile that Vladimir Putin claims is “impossible” to intercept. The strike near Kyiv is being viewed as both a battlefield escalation and a strategic warning to NATO. Russia says the Mach 10 missile can strike targets across Europe, while Western analysts warn the weapon adds a dangerous new layer of nuclear signaling, hypersonic warfare and psychological intimidation to the conflict.
ORESHNIK FIRED! Putin Unleashes ‘Nuke’ Missile On Ukraine As War Escalates, NATO On High Alert?
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The body of Azerbaijani consul Ramil Imranov, who died in a traffic accident in Tabriz, has been returned to Azerbaijan, AzerNEWS reports, citing the Foreign Ministry.
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Donald Trump said the U.S. won’t rush into any deal with Iran as his administration played down hopes of an imminent breakthrough in the three-month-old war reut.rs/4f6aj2W
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— @Reuters May 25, 2026
The Aliyev regime, which has held power illegally in Azerbaijan for 33 years, has never faced a threat from Russia. Moscow has no desire to overthrow them, as the country is horribly mismanaged from within by their own puppets. The overthrow of this regime is long overdueNEXTA (@nexta_tv)“Apparently, they think we’re suckers.” Medvedev accused Armenia of trying to follow Ukraine’s path
Russia’s former president Dmitry Medvedev lashed out at Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, claiming he is leading the country toward breaking ties with Moscow.
“Think about it: because of the actions of this very peculiar little man, the entire Armenian people will lose the Russian market, the entire EAEU, and economic ties built over decades,” Medvedev said.— https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/2058844270874841255
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Bournemouth’s European dream a ‘perfect ending’, says departing Iraola reut.rs/49NsruM reut.rs/49NsruM
— @Reuters May 25, 2026
Kyle Busch’s family watched from the stands Sunday as NASCAR raced on without its champion for the first time since his sudden death at 41.
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— @NewsNation May 25, 2026
Georgia’s opposition on Independence Day rally
One of the leaders of Georgia’s opposition alliance, Nika Gvaramia, has accused the government of restricting citizens’ right to assemble ahead of a protest planned for 26 May. He said the opposition would not change its plans despite Tbilisi City Hall and the Interior Ministry refusing to provide logistical support and infrastructure.
The opposition alliance announced plans for the 26 May rally on 31 March, when it launched what it described as a “national mobilisation campaign”.
According to Gvaramia, organisers announced the protest two months ago and informed the government from the outset about both the route and the format of the event. He also said the opposition alliance had formally rejected a request several days earlier to move sound equipment, screens and the stage to Rustaveli Avenue.
The opposition leader described the authorities’ decision as “unconstitutional” and claimed the government was trying to change the plans for the protest because it feared the opposition.
According to Nika Gvaramia, the opposition will begin its march from the first building of Tbilisi State University at 19:00 on 26 May before proceeding towards Rustaveli Avenue. He said organisers would try to deliver the necessary equipment and hold a full-scale rally despite the authorities’ refusal.
He stressed the symbolic significance of Rustaveli Avenue, saying the location has historically been associated with protest movements in Georgia, from the final years of the Soviet Union to the present day. According to Gvaramia, the opposition intends to bring the current protest to a “new level”, and the 26 May rally will demonstrate broad public mobilisation.
The opposition leader called on the authorities to avoid “any escalation” and noted that a high-level US delegation is also visiting Tbilisi at this time. He said ongoing developments are receiving close attention both inside the country and from international partners.
Gvaramia also said the opposition protest is peaceful in nature and based on citizens’ constitutional rights.
Georgia’s opposition on Independence Day rally
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