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Polish President Proposes Revocation of Honor for Ukrainian President Zelensky

Polish President Karol Nawrocki has proposed revoking the Order of the White Eagle awarded to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky due to Ukraine's recent naming of a military unit after the controversial Ukrainian Insurgent Army. This decision reflects ongoing historical tensions between Poland and Ukraine, particularly regarding World War II events.

Al Jazeera English

EU to Release Frozen Funds for Hungary Following Reforms

The European Union will release billions in frozen funds for Hungary after the country implemented reforms. Prime Minister Peter Magyar referred to the agreement as a 'historic' breakthrough, indicating a shift in Hungary's relationship with the EU.

Washington Examiner

Former Russian President Comments on Drone Incident in Romania

Dmitry Medvedev, former president of Russia, stated that European citizens should be aware of their governments' conflict with Russia following a drone incident in Romania that injured two people. Romanian officials condemned the incident, holding Russia responsible and expelling its diplomats, while NATO has accused Russia of violating airspace.

Deutsche Welle

Kanye West Granted Permission to Perform in the Netherlands

Kanye West has received approval to perform in the Netherlands, despite opposition from Dutch lawmakers and Jewish activists who have requested a ban due to his previous antisemitic remarks. The performance is set to proceed as planned.

Washington Examiner

Romania Declares Russian Consul General Persona Non Grata Following Drone Attack

Romania has declared the Russian Consul General persona non grata following a drone attack that injured two individuals in Galati. President Nicusor Dan attributed responsibility for the incident to Russia and informed NATO allies while seeking enhanced defense measures. NATO and other leaders condemned the attack, emphasizing solidarity with Romania.

politico.eu

Austrian Man Sentenced to 15 Years for Planning Attack on Taylor Swift Concert

An Austrian court sentenced a 21-year-old man, Beran A., to 15 years in prison for planning a jihadist attack on a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna in 2024. The court found him guilty of attempted murder and other terrorist-related charges. A co-defendant, Arda K., received a 12-year sentence for discussing further attacks, while both men were also implicated in encouraging a knife attack in Mecca.

Fox News — Latest

Archaeologists Discover Rare Neck Rings in Ancient Grave in Sweden

Archaeologists in Sweden have uncovered two rare neck rings from an ancient grave monument, dating back over 2,500 years. The discovery, made near Norrköping, is part of a larger archaeological investigation of the Late Bronze Age. The rings are considered highly unusual for their burial context and are well-preserved, with one showing signs of ritual damage.

Deutsche Welle

Germany's Climate Goals: Mixed Progress Reported by Experts

The Council of Experts on Climate Change has released a report indicating that Germany has both achieved certain aspects of its 2025 climate goals and failed to meet others. This highlights the mixed progress in the country's climate initiatives.

Guardian — US

NATO Prepared to Defend Territory Following Russian Drone Strike in Romania

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte affirmed the alliance's readiness to defend its territory following a Russian drone strike on an apartment building in Romania. Sweden is set to donate 16 fighter jets to Ukraine, and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reported an increase in territory control in Gaza.

Fox News — Latest

Drone Strikes Apartment Building in Romania Amid Russian Attacks on Ukraine

On May 29, a drone struck an apartment building in Romania, injuring multiple individuals. The incident occurred during a Russian drone attack in neighboring Ukraine, marking the first time a drone has hit a populated area in Romania. The Romanian government has requested additional anti-drone capabilities from NATO following the incident.