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Volodymyr Zelensky will restore the independence of Ukraine's anti-corruption authorities. Following fierce criticism from both Ukrainians and his Western allies, the president announced that he would submit a new bill to parliament repealing the regulations passed this week. What conclusions can be drawn from this sudden reversal?

Delegations from Moscow and Kyiv met in Istanbul on Wednesday for a third round of negotiations, and agreed on a prisoner swap. A glance at the commentaries points to a deadlock and irreconcilable positions on the question of a ceasefire.

Germany joined France in telling the European Commission that weapons sales decisions belong squarely in the hands of capitals

After more than 50 attempts, Kosovo's MPs now have just two days to meet a court mandate to pick their new speaker

The suspension is the latest move in Germany’s broader migration policy shift and follows controversy over a programme admitting Afghans at risk under Taliban rule

Delegations from Iran, the European Union and the so-called E3 group of France, Britain and Germany, arrived for talks at the Iranian consulate in Istanbul

Polish PM Donald Tusk aims to depoliticise the health ministry, pivoting towards patient-focused reform with the appointment of a hospital restructuring executive.