The Latest Breaking News on War in Ukraine

PM confirms rise in military spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027 – three years earlier than planned

The $524bn estimate marks growing needs provoked by Russia’s bombardment of Ukrainian cities and infrastructure.

The Conservative leader also said she ‘wouldn’t be afraid’ to call Vladimir Putin a dictator if it were her heading to the White House for talks.

The Prime Minister said ‘extremely difficult and painful choices’ would be needed to reach the spending goal, including a cut to foreign aid

US and French presidents disagree over aid and efforts to secure a lasting peace in Ukraine. Plus, are airships the future again?

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Moscow praises Washington for siding with it at UN, as European countries abstain in sign of deepening rift with US

As Ukraine marks the third anniversary of the Russian invasion, Africa has become a strategic issue for both Moscow and Kyiv, with countries on the continent adjusting their stance according to their own economic interests and political alliances.

Macron carefully challenged Trump on Ukraine war, trade policy.

The US aligned with Russia in opposing a resolution that called for the immediate withdrawal of troops.