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Russian foreign minister’s comments come after Kyiv and Moscow agree to maritime ceasefire, despite Kremlin citing need for sanctions relief first. What we know on day 1,127

The European Central Bank has pushed back against calls to loosen rules for eurozone banks despite fears they could fall behind US rivals if President Donald Trump implements major deregulation.

Democrats have called the high-level discussions on the messaging app Signal ‘obviously reckless, obviously dangerous’.

Lawmakers and legal experts claim the Yemen Signal group chat ‘blatantly violated security regulations designed to prevent exactly this kind of leak’

Trump and his aides are now describing accurate reporting on a national security breach as a ‘hoax’

Republican House members backed a measure to force “immigration compliance,” amid a push to tighten control over the District of Columbia.

A moratorium on attacks on ships in the Black Sea seems to be contingent on sanctions relief – a key Kremlin demand

Kremlin agrees to deal if the US helps with sanctions relief on agricultural exports

A spate of town hall meetings held across the US has revealed palpable anger among both Democratic and Republican voters. At some events, voters have spoken to “empty chairs” in lieu of Congress members who refused to show their faces. At others, lawmakers have been booed, heckled and faced raucous…

Kremlin stipulates maritime ceasefire will start only if it gets sanctions relief on agricultural exports

It is unclear whether the UK would follow any easing of sanctions against Russia signalled by the US.