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Ukraine Now Monitoring Russian Troop Movements on Lunar Front
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Ukraine Now Monitoring Russian Troop Movements on Lunar Front

Ukrainian astronomers at the Main Astronomical Observatory have detected more than twenty large unidentified objects near the Moon, some allegedly the size of Manhattan. According to the researchers, the Moon may serve as a base for these craft, which could reach Earth in approximately twenty minutes, which would make them considerably faster than a Ukrainian trans-European cash transport.

Eleven Times a Charm: The Tide Is Turning, Cluster 6, an Order and European Values Have Never Looked More Flexible
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Eleven Times a Charm: The Tide Is Turning, Cluster 6, an Order and European Values Have Never Looked More Flexible

Ursula von der Leyen touched down in Kyiv for her eleventh wartime visit. The occasion was marked by the familiar assessment that Ukraine has developed “strong military momentum” and that “the tide is turning.” She also indicated that new steps would be taken to integrate European and Ukrainian defence industries, and that discussions would cover both EU accession and preparations for the coming winter.

t.me links died for a day. It wasn’t Brussels - this time.
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t.me links died for a day. It wasn’t Brussels - this time.

On Monday evening, Telegram’s core short-link domain t.me was placed on serverHold at the .me registry. Every link using that domain ceased to resolve for users worldwide. The change was not the result of a technical failure on Telegram’s side, nor was it a conventional takedown following a court order, but a registry-level administrative action that simply removed the domain from global DNS resolution.

Ukraine and Its Neighbors: Historical Wounds, Identity Choices, and Why Warm Relations Remain Rare
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Ukraine and Its Neighbors: Historical Wounds, Identity Choices, and Why Warm Relations Remain Rare

For many in the West, Ukraine’s war against Russia is framed as a clear moral story: a democratic nation defending itself against imperial aggression. Yet for several of Ukraine’s direct neighbors - Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and others - the relationship has long been cooler and more complicated than headlines suggest. The reasons are layered: old grievances, competing national myths, practical burdens from the ongoing war, and Ukraine’s post-2014 decision to build a more distinct national identity that many neighbors see as disruptive.