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The potential kingmaker in Slovakia’s fall election criticized his frontrunner rival for anti-US and anti-Ukraine rhetoric and said

Ukraine said its troops had caught occupying Russian troops “in a trap“ in the shattered eastern city of Bakhmut, where its forces have been gaining ground as part of their counter-offensive. Russian accounts of the fighting said Moscow’s forces have repelled or contained Ukrainian advances in the east and south. More than 500 days into the invasion, Ukraine’s counter-offensive which began early last month has focused on capturing clusters of villages in the southeast and moving in on Russian forces holding Bakhmut. Officials on Monday noted advances in both sectors. “Bakhmut. The enemy is caught in a trap,” general Oleksander Syrskyi, in charge of Ukraine’s ground forces, said bluntly on the Telegram messaging app. “The city is under the fire control of (our) defence forces...the enemy is being pushed out of their positions.” In the south, general Oleksander Tarnavskyi said on Telegram Ukrainian forces were “on the move” and Russian forces had lost the equivalent of hundreds of men over 24 hours. Read More Ukrainian minister says he fears Russia has "no red lines" to prevent attacks on nuclear plant Biden will meet Zelensky at Nato summit in Lithuania as war with Russia rages on Why Ukraine’s plea for Nato membership is such a challenge for the West

The UK government announced an agreement between nine of Britain’s largest pension providers to boost their investment in

European shares gained for a third day, fueled by optimism from more economic support in China, while investors

NATO notched a significant breakthrough late Monday — just hours before the start of a two-day summit in

Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang will skip a meeting of Southeast Asia’s top diplomats in Jakarta, according to

The slump in dealmaking cut pay for investment bankers at almost every level of seniority in London last

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Tom Westbrook A day of calm after last

The deal overcame objections about US intelligence agencies' level of access to European data.

Australia and the European Union’s negotiations to conclude a free-trade agreement are at an impasse over Canberra’s concerns

Pubs are screening parliamentary hearings featuring Ireland's highest-paid broadcaster, Ryan Tubridy.

Oil steadied — after falling the most in a week on Monday — as Chinese measures to aid