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EU to open accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova; UN reports surge in casualties

EU to open accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova; UN reports surge in casualties

The EU is set to begin accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova on June 15. Concurrently, the UN reported the highest civilian casualties in Ukraine since April 2022, and EU intelligence confirmed China trained Russian troops.

The European Union is scheduled to formally commence accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova on June 15, initiating the "Foundations" cluster, which will focus on areas such as rule of law and public administration reform. This development was confirmed by the Cypriot Presidency of the EU Council. Meanwhile, the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine documented a significant rise in civilian casualties for May 2026, recording 274 fatalities and 1,763 injuries, the highest monthly total since April 2022. Separately, EU intelligence services have corroborated reports that China provided training to Russian military personnel on its territory, with some subsequently deployed to Ukraine, claims Beijing has consistently denied. Sources: Громадське, Українська правда, Радіо Свобода

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Anthropic suspends AI models following US government directive

Anthropic suspends AI models following US government directive

AI startup Anthropic has suspended access to its advanced Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models just three days after their commercial launch, complying with a US government directive citing national security.

Anthropic, an American artificial intelligence startup, has suspended access to its two most powerful models, Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. The decision came on June 12, just three days after their commercial launch. This action was taken to comply with a directive from the US government, specifically the Trump administration, which invoked "national security" as the reason. The order, issued under export control regulations, mandates that access to these models be cut off for "any foreign national, inside or outside" the United States. The abrupt halt impacts the global availability of Anthropic's advanced AI systems.

Sources: Le Monde

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