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The President of the European Council, Charles Michel, called on EU member states to continue talks on the use of the 300 billion dollars of frozen assets of the Russian central bank for the reconstruction of Ukraine, the Financial Times reported.more

The plans announced by Russia for major changes in the structure of the armed forces signal that its leaders estimate that the increased conventional threat will last for many more years, the British Ministry of Defense reported.more

52.8 percent of respondents believe that the courts in Poland do not work better than before 2015, 8.6% of respondents hold the opposite opinion. asked. According to 18 percent of respondents, the courts operate in the same way, and 20 percent. has no opinion on this subject, according to a SW Research poll for Rzeczpospolita.more

Great Britain continues to support an international agreement that would result in the transfer of German-made tanks to Ukraine, British Foreign Minister James Cleverly said today.more

Poland shames Germany with her courage; has much more reason to fear Russia and yet does what Germany should have done, Richard Kemp, a retired British army colonel, wrote in the Daily Telegraph on Saturday.more

Rishi Sunak was fined £100 yesterday for not wearing a seatbelt. He was caught doing this in an Instagram video promoting the Equal Opportunity Scheme grant.more

Campaigners say long delay is adding to pollution and not including glass will break manifesto pledge.more

Annual energy bills are expected to fall to about £2,200 from July in a fillip for the government and households struggling with ballooning costs.more

Downing Street says PM made ‘brief error of judgment’ by removing safety device as he promoted levelling-up funding in Instagram video when he visited Lancashire.more

CIA Director William J. Burns made a secret visit to Kiev last week. He briefed President Volodymyr Zelensky on his predictions for Russia's future military strategy in the context of the recent massive attacks on Bakhmut, among others, and Ukraine's preparations for a counter-offensive.more

France's eight largest union centres have agreed that further strikes and protests against the government's proposed pension reform will take place on Tuesday 31 January. The decision was announced last night, the first day of nationwide protests in which more than one million people participated, according to the Interior Ministry.more

At midnight on Thursday-Friday, another deadline passed for the formation of a government in Northern Ireland, but as expected, the political parties there failed to break the deadlock that had been in place since last February.more

In the provincial offices, which report to the Prime Minister, spending and employment have increased dramatically under the Law and Justice government, reports the 'Rzeczpospolita' today.more

Britain will give Ukraine another 600 Brimstone missiles, British Defense Minister Ben Wallace has announced. He also stressed that "if Russian President Vladimir Putin counts that the West will get bored with the war, he is wrong."more

About 30,000 More than 1,000 members of separatist organizations from Catalonia paralyzed the center of Barcelona today in a protest that coincided with the Spanish-French summit organized in the Catalan capital.more

Iranian Foreign Minister Hussein Amirabdollahian told EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell that listing Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization would be "shooting itself in the foot" by the EU.more

The medicines shortage has worsened with 12 more drugs out of stock in the last week including a treatment for epilepsy, it has emerged. more

Most train services in France will be cancelled tomorrow, as will some flights operated by Orly airport. Disruption to the Paris metro is also expected, French media report. Transport Minister Clement Beaune is predicting a "Black Thursday".more

The Consul General of the Republic of Poland in Grodno, Andrzej Raczkowski, received the Andrzej Kremer 'Consul of the Year' award from the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Zbigniew Rau, yesterday in Warsaw. 'Your achievements are an inspiration for the entire consular service,' Minister Rau addressed Raczkowski.more

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has struck a deal to write memoirs from his time in office, HarperCollins has announced, announcing that they will be memoirs unlike any other by his predecessors.more

52 percent Brits want an "immediate" ban on the sale of cigarettes in stores, according to a study commissioned by the MailOnline portal. 71 percent of the inhabitants of the islands, in turn, believe that the country should implement the controversial solution from New Zealand.more

The government is set to announce a new law that will ban all types of so-called conversion therapy, according to a new report.more

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly announced today that he had been subject to Russian sanctions. He stated that if this was the price for supporting Ukraine, he was happy to do so.more

The prime minister may be forced to decide whether Prince Harry should be invited to the coronation, following the furore over his autobiography Spare. more

Rishi Sunak is facing a major backbench rebellion over the government's plans to prevent harmful material on the internet.more