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  1. Trump’s Greenland push strains ties with Europe’s far-right allies

    Europe’s nationalist parties—often aligned with Trump-era politics on immigration and culture—are splitting over President Trump’s stated ambitions involving Greenland. Critics on the European right are framing the move as imperial overreach, while the episode highlights broader fractures in transatlantic politics and sovereignty-first messaging.

  2. Russia holds to hard-line demands as fresh Ukraine peace push takes shape

    Diplomatic efforts to restart momentum toward ending the war in Ukraine are running up against Moscow’s insistence on sweeping conditions, even as new talks are discussed and U.S. officials signal cautious optimism.

  3. Russia hits Kyiv and Kharkiv as peace talks continue, Ukraine says strikes aim to derail diplomacy

    A major drone-and-missile barrage struck Ukraine’s largest cities as negotiations continued abroad, leaving casualties and widespread power outages during freezing temperatures.