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Live blog: US to announce emergency aid for Ukraine energy infrastructure

Kiev says Russian missile strikes targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure have damaged between 25 and 30 percent of the grid as the conflict enters its 279th day.

Sweden puts two Iranian-Swedish men on trial for spying for Russia

The trial is expected to mostly take place behind closed doors due to national security concerns. It is expected to run until at least December 12.

Sweden: Türkiye has right to defend itself against terrorists

Sweden should not be a place where people who finance terrorism find a safe haven "precisely because their activities are not aimed at Sweden but at Türkiye," says PM Kristersson.

Turkish, Finish FMs discuss NATO enlargement, Ukraine

According to diplomatic sources, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu and his Finnish counterpart Pekka Haavisto spoke over the phone about the NATO enlargement process and the latest developments in Ukraine.

Sweden, Finland need to boost cooperation with Türkiye — Stoltenberg

NATO secretary general says Nordic countries should bolster collaboration with Türkiye as it fights terror groups — the PKK and its variants as well as FETO.

YPG/PKK supporters hold anti-Türkiye demonstration in Sweden amid NATO bid

The YPG/PKK sympathizers gathered in the Swedish capital, demanding Stockholm impose an arms embargo on Türkiye and cancel the agreement reached this June on the country's prospective NATO membership.

Serbia's Vucic to meet Kosovo PM Kurti over licence plates dispute

Tension has risen between the two sides after Pristina declared that by next April, around 10,000 Kosovan Serbs with licence plates issued by Serbia must replace them with plates from the Republic of Kosovo.

Sweden amends constitution to boost anti-terror law as demanded by Türkiye

Lawmakers vote in favour to fortify "anti-terrorism law", paving way for easier criminal proceedings against members of PKK/YPG, FETO and other terror outfits — part of a deal with Ankara to approve NATO membership bids of Stockholm and Helsinki.

Missile landing in Poland wasn't Russian attack: Warsaw, NATO

“There is nothing, absolutely nothing to suggest that it was an intentional attack on Poland,” Polish President Andrzej Duda said.

Why did the Poland missile hit put world leaders on edge?

If history is any guide, what happens next in Poland must be viewed with a lot of concern.

Biden says missile that struck Poland village 'unlikely' fired from Russia

“It is unlikely in the lines of the trajectory that it [missile] was fired from Russia, but we’ll see," says US President Joe Biden in Bali, while pledging full support to Warsaw's investigation into the incident that left two of its citizens dead.

Countries react as 'missile strike' in Poland raises tensions

EU, NATO, and many countries express solidarity with Warsaw as explosion in eastern Poland — a NATO member — leaves two people dead, spiking tensions across Europe.