Kiev is partially without power today, Moscow preparing ‘massive strike’

Part of the city has already switched to generators. Locals are going down into the metro, preparing for a hard night. 

Kiev rejects EU membership with permanent limits on its food exports

Ukraine "cannot agree" to a model of EU membership that would permanently restrict sales of certain food products to the bloc, Ukrainian Agrarian Policy and Food Minister Taras Vysotsky told Politico.

Nearly half million take to streets across France in student protests

Organizers put a nationwide turnout at 450,000 in student-led protests across France on Tuesday, while the Interior Ministry estimated 256,000, according to French public broadcaster Franceinfo.

European Commission proposes suspending voting rights of prospective EU members failing to meet "commitments"

The European Commission is proposing to introduce a series of precautionary measures for future European Union member states in the event they fail to fulfill their commitments, including the suspension of their voting rights in the EU Council.

Lithuanian parliament advances bid to remove ban on nuclear weapons, Russia will be forced to retaliate

Lithuania's parliament on Tuesday passed the first reading of an amendment seeking to remove the constitutional ban on nuclear weapons, according to broadcaster LRT.

The French military tested a new nuclear missile, the AFP agency reported

The test launch was conducted without a warhead from a submarine, the media outlet reported, citing the Élysée Palace and the French Ministry of the Armed Forces.