Planned talks between the US and Iran in Bürgenstock were canceled after US Vice President JD Vance postponed his trip. The decision was made by the Swiss Foreign Ministry; the reasons have not been officially specified.
U. S. Vice President JD Vance has postponed a planned visit to Switzerland for talks with Iran on its nuclear program due to complex logistical circumstances. Iran is also delaying the dispatch of its delegation because of Israeli strikes on Lebanon.
Svyatoslav Pavlyuk spoke about the development of renewable energy to reduce imports. Currently, it is only capable of powering critical urban infrastructure.
The US and Iran have signed a peace agreement remotely for the second time. The parties have disagreements regarding the scheduled meeting in Switzerland this Friday.
Lula urged Trump not to interfere in the Brazilian elections following his criticism. The president's opponent is Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of a Trump ally.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry is considering the possibility of a personal meeting between Trump and Pezeshkian to sign an agreement. The ceremony is scheduled for Friday in Switzerland.
Dynamo will play against PAOK in case of success, while LNZ and Polissya will face Gent and Copenhagen. The qualifying matches will take place on July 23 and 30.
General Staff confirmed the strike on the tanker FINA A and bridges, including the one across the North Crimean Canal. Control points in several regions and the Russian Federation were also attacked.
Dynamo will play against Romanian side Universitatea in the first round of the Europa League qualifiers. The matches will take place on July 9 and 16; the "White-Blues" will host their home European competition matches in Lublin.
The Ukrainian president is ready to meet with Putin in a neutral country, but rejects Moscow. Organizing negotiations through US mediation is currently extremely difficult.
Zelenskyy discussed strengthening air defense and licenses for anti-ballistic systems with the G7. Partners will provide a winter energy package and assist with reconstruction.
Putin's spokesperson invited Zelenskyy to Moscow and rejected his proposals. A visit by Trump's representatives is expected after the signing of the memorandum in Switzerland.
In Geneva, Zelenskyy discussed with Parmelin the strengthening of Ukrainian air defense and sanctions against Russia. The parties also reviewed issues of energy support and the situation at the front.
Trump reported free passage for oil tankers from the Strait of Hormuz after an agreement with Iran. The industry still considers transit through this region risky.
World leaders supported the US-Iran deal. Israel has reportedly not yet signed the agreement and maintains a military presence in so-called "security zones" in Lebanon, as well as in Gaza and Syria.
The parties agreed on a complete ceasefire and the lifting of the naval blockade. The official signing of the agreement will take place on June 19 in Switzerland.
In a referendum, 55% of Swiss citizens voted against limiting the country's population. This decision will preserve the free movement of labor with the European Union.
In Geneva, 16,000 security forces will maintain order during a protest of 50,000 people. Shops and banks are boarding up windows due to the threat of riots.
Only 11% of Europeans consider the US an ally, which is a historic low. The majority of those surveyed favor European weaponry and funding their own defense.
The US and Iran are preparing to sign a memorandum in Geneva to end the conflict. The parties have differences in the interpretation of the terms for scaling back the nuclear program.
Swiss investors are halting the purchase of oil giants' bonds due to environmental regulations. This affects assets worth over $270 billion.
The "Night Wolves" have opened new chapters in Europe to support Russian aggression. Club members are raising funds for the occupiers and spreading Kremlin propaganda.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will reduce the processing time for issuing passports abroad and implement queuing systems. Minister Sybiha announced the resolution of issues with passport forms and the implementation of rapid delivery.
In Winterthur, Switzerland, a 31-year-old man wounded three people with a knife at a train station. Police have detained the attacker, and the motives for the crime are currently under investigation.
The Office of the President showed EU ambassadors components found in Russian missiles. Ukraine calls for strengthened sanctions, including those targeting Russia's shadow fleet.
The collapse of the Birch Glacier in 2025 buried 90% of the Swiss village of Blatten. Due to a 3°C warming, the country's largest glaciers have lost a quarter of their volume.
A special OSCE meeting was held in Vienna at Ukraine's request regarding Russian shelling. Participants condemned the RF's terror and reaffirmed their support for our state.
In Switzerland, unidentified masked individuals robbed Alain Prost's home, inflicting a head injury on him. The attackers forced his son to open a safe and fled with the belongings.
A court in Astana has allowed the forced recovery of 1. 4 billion dollars from Gazprom. This is the first foreign decision regarding the enforcement of an arbitration award against the Russian company.
The Fire Point company presented the Freya project to combat ballistic missiles amid a shortage of Patriot systems. The system will serve as a cheaper and faster alternative.
