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Should France offer its nuclear arms to Europe? Find out on the next episode of On the Record, as former NATO Secretary General and Chairman of Rasmussen Global, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, discusses this bold idea with TVP World's @adamjasser.bsky.social.

"I find it shameless the way the American president and also the vice president have articulated their desires to acquire Greenland," said Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Former Secretary General of NATO, discussing Trump and J.D. Vance's pursuit of Greenland with @adamjasser.bsky.social.

“Russia may be winning this war slowly and steadily, but it is in no position to take on both Ukraine and NATO. So this is the moment to act decisively,” said Ian Brzezinski, a Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, in the latest episode of On the Record hosted by @adamjasser.bsky.social.

"Russia is fighting a rearguard action to delegitimize Central Europe as viable members of the Western community, and they want to drive a wedge between New Europe and Old Europe," said @adamjasser.bsky.social in the latest episode of Face to Face discussing Russian propaganda.

"The idea that you can play the powers against each other, as I would suggest Hungary has tried to do or is trying to do, I think is a losing game," said @erikfossingnielsen.bsky.social in the latest episode of On the Record with @adamjasser.bsky.social.

At least 124 people have been killed after a passenger jet carrying 175 passengers and 6 crew members crash-landed at an airport in the southwestern South Korean county of Muan, the country’s fire agency said.

US sanctions Georgian billionaire ex-PM Ivanishvili Last month Georgian Dream froze EU talks until 2028.

The U.S. has sanctioned Georgian billionaire and former PM Bidzina Ivanishvili, saying he was undermining democracy and allowing Russia to benefit.

N. Korea suffers massive losses in Ukraine, says US The number far exceeds the figure previously provided by U.S. officials.

North Korean forces are suffering mass casualties on the front lines of Russia's war against Ukraine, White House spokesman John Kirby told reporters.

Source: Detained tanker was ‘a Russian spy ship’ A ship linked to sabotage in the Baltic Sea was allegedly set up as a “spy ship.”

The oil tanker detained in the Baltic Sea on suspicion of sabotage was kitted out as a "spy ship" for Russia, according to a report.

YouTube video by TVP World European troops in Ukraine may be a matter of time | On the Record

Joined @adamjasser.bsky.social and Marcin Zaborowski on @tvpworld.bsky.social for a look into what to expect from the US and the Europeans in 2025. youtu.be/8Kc5ZSXuBDg?...

Georgian president has no intention of leaving her country Salome Zourabichvili considers the current government “illegitimate.”

Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili has told TVP World in an exclusive interview that she has no intention of becoming a president in exile.

Poland adds TV stations to strategic firm list amid fears of Russian meddling The move will block takeovers by entities considered a threat.

Poland has expanded its list of strategic companies to include major media and telecoms firms, in a move that will protect them from takeovers by Russia-linked entities, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Wednesday.

YouTube video by TVP World “Ukraine doesn’t matter to Trump” – Timothy Garton Ash | On The Record

In this episode of On the Record, Professor Timothy Garton Ash (@fromtga.bsky.social) tells host Adam Jasser (@adamjasser.bsky.social) that “Ukraine doesn’t matter much” to U.S. president-elect Donald Trump, which means it’s up to the Europeans to ensure Kyiv’s victory.

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Lithuanian athlete banned over anti-Russian t-shirt The athlete has said that she was simply ‘expressing her civic stance’.

A Lithuanian athlete participating in a sports tournament in Hungary was disqualified on Friday for wearing a T-shirt with the slogan "Make Russia Small Again,"

Renowned Ukrainian actor killed on frontline Tkachenko was described in tributes as one of Ukraine’s most talented actors.

Ukrainian film and theater actor Yakiv Tkachenko has died in action on the frontline of his country’s war with Russia.

Italy's PM backs Former Polish PM as new ECR head Mateusz Morawiecki is expected to take on his new role in January.

Former Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki has been backed by Italian PM Giorgia Meloni to serve as the next president of the European Conservatives and Reformists party, an EU-wide alliance of right-wing, Eurosceptic parties.

South Korean President Yoon ignores summons in martial law probe The prosecution plans to issue another summons on Monday.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol did not comply with a summons from prosecutors on Sunday, and they plan to issue another order as they investigate his short-lived martial law decree, Yonhap news agency reported.

Polish railways launch new international and domestic routes By 2030, PKP Intercity plans to double its train services.

Polish rail service PKP Intercity has launched a series of new international train routes linking major Polish cities like Gdańsk, Poznań, and Wrocław with Prague.

EU sanctions on Syria to remain until minorities are protected Syria’s new leaders show positive signs, but more is needed, said Kaja Kallas.

The EU will not lift sanctions on Syria before its new rulers ensure minorities are not persecuted and women’s rights are protected within a unified government that disavows religious extremism, the the bloc's top diplomat.

NATO membership key to peace in Ukraine, US diplomat tells TVP World The former U.S. ambassador to NATO said Ukraine is ready for peace talks.

Kurt Volker, American diplomat and former U.S. Ambassador to NATO, has told TVP World that membership in the North Atlantic Alliance will be key to a lasting peace in Ukraine.

Iceland's Social Democrats win snap election, coalition talks loom Experts suggest that the shift in power is immanent, as the previous center-right party is unlikely to form a coalition.

Iceland's center-left Social Democratic Alliance emerged as the largest party in a snap election, ousting the ruling coalition after seven years in power.

Seasonal cold water bathing returns to Warsaw! Cold water bathers have been meeting at the Vistula river for nearly a decade.

Winter swimming, known as “walrusing” in Polish, has returned to Warsaw’s Vistula river.

New EU Council chief announces €4.2 billion budget aid to Ukraine The EU is preparing its 15th package of sanctions against Russia.

The new European Council president has announced that the EU will allocate €4.2 billion in budget aid to Ukraine by the end of this year.

Oil spill from Druzhba pipeline in Poland, authorities report The Druzhba is one of the world's longest pipelines.

An oil spill from the Druzhba pipeline was detected near the town of Pniewy in western Poland.

Romania’s Social Democrats set to win parliamentary vote, exit poll shows The right wing currently holds 8,5% of parliamentary seats.

Romania’s ruling Social Democrats are set to win the most votes in the parliamentary election, according to an exit poll.

YouTube video by TVP World Ukraine and Europe brace for the Trump deal | On the Record

"He [Trump] has all the cards, and he has pronounced that he wants this war to end," said Diane Francis, Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, discussing the likely course of #US policy under Donald #Trump with @adamjasser.bsky.social.

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Sweden and Poland sign strategic partnership The two nations aim to strengthen regional security.

Sweden and Poland have signed a new strategic partnership agreement, aiming to strengthen bilateral defense ties and regional security.

Looks pretty clear that cable cutting was intentional “Investigators say that at around 3 a.m. the following day, having traveled about 111 miles, the Yi Peng 3 cut the second cable between Germany and Finland. Shortly afterward, the ship started zigzagging, raised anchor and continued”

Women on the frontline: The extraordinary story of Lt. Yulia Mykytenko A new book sheds light on the incredible life of a female Ukrainian frontline commander.

As Russia continues its aggressive war in Ukraine, efforts to halt Vladimir Putin's war machine rely on the contributions of 60,000 women serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with 10,000 in combat roles.