President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed a joint statement following talks in London, outlining a strategic partnership between Ukraine and the United Kingdom. The document confirms, in particular, that the UK will allocate at least £3 billion annually to Ukraine through 2030/31.

Discussions about a new judicial reform are misguided; instead, efforts should focus on developing the judicial system in specific areas.

France expects that the EU €90 billion loan for Ukraine will be implemented in line with agreements among EU member states, and that energy security concerns of Hungary and Slovakia will be resolved through an EU technical mission aimed at accelerating repair work on the Druzhba oil pipeline.

US allies have either pushed back or remained cautious on Trump’s initial request to send ships to the crucial oil route.

The question of establishing military courts in Ukraine remains relevant under wartime conditions and continues to spark debate among both judges and the military.

Moldova has imposed a 15-day state of alert in the Dniester river basin as a precaution.

Ukraine will establish a strategic reserve within the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, which can be used as needed for repairs.

The United Kingdom will fund the creation of an artificial intelligence center under the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, which will focus on the implementation of AI technologies on the battlefield.

José Antonio Kast visited the ditch - a few feet wide and deep - on Monday, calling it a "milestone".

On March 16, Russia launched 40 Lancet kamikaze drones at Kyiv, and the goal of the operation was a "showy demonstration of power" aimed at a Russian audience.