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Mike Pence: US must strengthen military and economic support for TaiwanThe United States will not abandon its Pacific allies, and the incoming Trump administration must renew its commitment to providing Taiwan with the me ...17.01.20251 501 -
Macron in Beirut: Efforts to strengthen Lebanese statehood and regional securityFrench President Emmanuel Macron arrived in Beirut this morning to express his support for Lebanon's newly elected leaders and their efforts to fo ...17.01.20251 077 -
Poland builds "Eastern Shield" against threats from Russia and BelarusPoland is working together with Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Finland to build a common protective fence on the borders with Russia and Belarus. This ...17.01.20252 628 -
Japanese Foreign Minister Stresses Tokyo's Key Role in Economy, Security During Visit to WashingtonJapanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya said he will emphasize Japan's importance as a key US ally in Asia in the economic and security spheres. T ...17.01.20251 603 -
ISW: Kiev reports successful strikes on key weapons sites in RussiaUkrainian forces carried out strikes on the night of January 15-16 against an oil refinery in the Voronezh region and a gunpowder plant in the Tambov ...17.01.20253 727
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G7 leaders welcome Gaza ceasefireThe leaders of the G7 countries described the Gaza ceasefire agreement as “important news“ and called on “Hamas“ and Israel to ...17.01.20251 076 -
South Korean authorities demand extension of Yun Suk-yeol's detentionSouth Korea's anti-corruption agency said on Monday it would ask a Seoul court to extend the detention of President Yun Suk-yeol after he again re ...17.01.20251 137 -
Lufthansa resumes flights to Tel Aviv from early FebruaryThe airline "Lufthansa" announced that it will resume its flights to Tel Aviv on February 1, the German company reported, quoted by AFP and ...16.01.20251 079 -
Pope Francis injures right arm in fall, but no fracturesPope Francis injured his right forearm after a fall at his residence, but there are no fractures, the Vatican said on Monday, Reuters reported, quoted ...16.01.20251 103 -
Air raid sirens and explosions in Kiev during British Prime MinisterAir raid sirens, followed by loud explosions, sounded in Kiev today as a drone flew over the city, during British Prime Minister Keir Starmer' ...16.01.20253 972 -
Trump returns to the White House: Who will be among the guests at the ceremony?Eight years after his first term as US president, Donald Trump is triumphantly returning to the White House, buoyed by unprecedented popularity. ...16.01.20253 087 -
CIA Director Nominee: War in Ukraine Increases Risk of Nuclear Conflict with US Participation„The war in Ukraine increases the risk of the United States being drawn into a conflict with a nuclear power.“ This was stated by John Rat ...16.01.20253 474 -
Marco Rubio: Ukraine's problem is not that there is no money, but that there are no Ukrainians„Ukraine's problem is not that there is no money, but that there are no Ukrainians.“ This was stated by the candidate for US Secretary ...16.01.20256 494 -
Ukrainian army detains 27 Russian servicemen in Kursk regionThe Ukrainian army announced today that it had detained 27 Russian servicemen in Russia's Kursk region, parts of which have been under the control ...16.01.20254 246 -
Maduro announces creation of constitutional reform commission to build 'new state'Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced the creation of a commission that will carry out constitutional reform with the aim of building a &ldquo ...16.01.20251 200 -
Cyprus gains access to US defense programs after Joe Biden's decisionUS President Joe Biden signed a decision that opens the door for Cyprus to participate in three key US defense programs, the Greek news agency ANA-MPA ...16.01.20251 301 -
Explosions in Priluki hit military sites and airport in Chernihiv regionA military town and airport were hit in Chernihiv region, said the coordinator of the pro-Russian resistance in Nikolaev Sergey Lebedev, referring to ...16.01.20254 742 -
Latvian court sentences former Soviet soldier to eight years in prison for spying for RussiaA Latvian court has sentenced a 72-year-old former Soviet soldier to eight years in prison for spying for Russia, the Latvian news agency LETA reporte ...16.01.20252 128 -
Zelensky: Slovak government is playing a dangerous game with support for UkraineThe Slovak government is risking its political stability by expressing the opinion that military support for Ukraine is unnecessary and supporting con ...16.01.20255 666 -
DeepState: The interrupted Dnieper-Pokrovsk railway threatens Ukrainian logisticsThe Ukrainian monitoring project DeepState, in its latest update of the frontline map, noted the advance of Russian forces in the area of the village ...16.01.202516 301 -
Keir Starmer Arrives in Ukraine: Pledges Centennial Partnership for Security and ReconstructionBritish Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in Ukraine today with an ambitious pledge to help ensure the country's security for a century, days befor ...16.01.202533 924 -
US approves sale of missiles to Japan worth $39 millionThe US government announced yesterday that it has approved the sale of JASSM-ER air-to-surface missiles and related equipment worth approximately $39 ...16.01.20251 882 -
Los Angeles wildfires continue, threat remainsFirefighters in Los Angeles continue to battle the raging fires that are ravaging the region. Despite the expiration of the red warning code for the c ...16.01.20252 983 -
South Korean President in Court: Silence and Refusal to InterrogateThe temporarily removed South Korean President Yun Suk-yeol is defending his right to remain silent and refusing to attend the interrogation scheduled ...16.01.20251 552 -
Turkish company Fergani Space successfully launched its first satellite with a SpaceX rocketThe first satellite of the Turkish space company Fergani Space/Fergani Uzay, a joint project with the participation of the Turkish company Baykar, was ...15.01.20256 917
