The ESBU is attempting to tax transport leasing as royalties despite judicial practice. Such actions by the bureau create pressure, particularly on the aviation business.
Ukrainian military personnel are undergoing training on Mirage 2000-5F fighters with France's participation in the EUMAM Ukraine mission. The training includes air combat, maintenance, and takes place in France and Poland.
The President of Ukraine at the EU summit emphasized the importance of accelerated accession to the bloc. Volodymyr Zelenskyy is asking for a clear membership date to be set.
Hungary's new government will change its defense strategy to receive €16. 2 billion in EU loans. The European Commission has already started negotiations with Péter Magyar's team.
Poland joins France's nuclear deterrence initiative, and Finland plans to allow the storage of nuclear weapons. Europe is strengthening its security.
Road surface repairs will be carried out on the border with Poland until June 1. Traffic will be organized in one lane in a reversible mode, possible delays when crossing.
The European Commission has approved projects to finance energy, infrastructure, and entrepreneurship. Five EU countries will invest in dual-use technologies.
The newly elected Hungarian Prime Minister will strengthen cooperation with Austria and the Visegrad Group. Magyar aims to unblock 18 billion euros from the EU and study Donald Tusk's experience.
The White House has developed a ranking of NATO members based on their level of support for the US and defense spending. Countries face troop redeployments and restrictions on arms sales.
Polish specialists found a new mass grave at the Strazhytsia farmstead near the memorial. The exact size of the grave will be determined after the excavation phase is completed.
Lufthansa is removing flights from its schedule until October due to rising fuel prices. The changes will affect short-haul routes at six hubs.
The President awarded the Future of Ukraine award to 17-year-old Roman Degtyaryov for winning the European Championship. The athlete scored 9 points and earned the right to participate in the World Cup.
Aircraft from six Alliance countries took to the air to intercept a group of Russian bombers. The Russian Ministry of Defense called the four-hour flight a planned one.
A Siberian institute proposes to restore old aircraft for small aviation. The project is hampered by the lack of engines and sanctions on foreign components.
Tokyo has allowed the sale of missiles and vessels abroad to strengthen its defense industrial base. The government will assess each sale individually instead of using five categories.
Macron and Tusk agreed on cooperation in nuclear deterrence and strengthening border protection. Poland will join the group of European allies.
The French President hopes for swift EU loan approval after a change of government in Hungary. Donald Tusk emphasized Péter Magyar's pro-European stance.
The Belarusian dictator warned neighboring states about the use of all available weapons in case of an attack. He counts on Russia's military support to protect Belarus.
The EU is discussing unblocking funds and changing Budapest's position on Ukraine. Hungary must meet the conditions by the end of August to receive 10.4 billion euros.
Ukrainian and Polish specialists are searching for burial sites in the villages of Ostrivky and Volia Ostrovetska. The work will continue until 2026 as part of a bilateral dialogue.
Kharkiv resident Roman Degtyaryov won the European Championship in Katowice. The athlete scored 9 points and defeated Spanish Grandmaster David Anton.
During an interview on Channel Zero, Karol Nawrocki dropped a tobacco product. The host picked up the pouch and returned it to the politician, which caused laughter in the studio.
The Polish Prime Minister stated that politicians were supported by Zondacrypto, a company linked to Russia. The firm allegedly sponsored events in support of Karol Nawrocki.
At the border, a banknote with a radiation level 1905 times higher than the norm was found on the woman. Due to the dangerous find, the Ukrainian woman was denied entry to Poland.
An international coalition of 20 states has prepared the legal framework for the creation of the tribunal. The full operation of the court and the pronouncement of sentences are expected as early as 2026.
Near Łańcut, a Mercedes minibus carrying six Ukrainians crashed into a barrier and overturned. Two people were hospitalized but later discharged.
Polish aviation and air defense systems have been put on alert due to Russian bomber strikes. The military has taken preventive measures to protect the border.
According to the investigation, the so-called director of the Tavrida Museum personally selected and packed the collection of the Kherson Art Museum. He faces up to 12 years in prison.
Poland and Iceland have joined the agreement on the Special Tribunal. Now 17 states are ready to put the document to a vote in the Council of Europe in May this year.
Volyn customs officers seized 8 undeclared luxury bags from bus passengers at the Yahodyn checkpoint. The offenders will pay a fine of 30 percent of the goods' value.
