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US National Security Advisor Michael Walz Could Be Leaving His PostUS National Security Advisor Michael Walz and his deputy Alex Wong could be leaving their posts. This was reported by CBS News correspondent Jennif ...01.05.20257 931 -
The gap is huge - Washington gave itself 100 days to meet Kiev and MoscowThe United States intends to organize direct negotiations between the parties to the conflict in Ukraine within the next 100 days, said US Vice Presid ...01.05.20256 150 -
Negotiations between Russia and the US continueThe negotiation process between the US and Russia on the Ukrainian settlement is moving forward, Washington believes that reaching an agreement is sti ...01.05.20252 461 -
Explosion at a port in GermanyThe explosion occurred for an unknown reason in the port area of the municipality of Timmendorfer Strand (Schleswig-Holstein) in northern Germany. Thi ...01.05.20254 439
Kiev imposes sanctions on Zelensky's former adviser Oleksiy Arestovich. They tried to kill a former leader of the Right
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Over 300 Arrested in Istanbul (PHOTOS)Istanbul authorities have tightened security in the areas around the central Taksim Square to prevent unauthorized demonstrations for May Day there. N ...01.05.20253 205 -
Fourth round of US-Iran talks in doubtThe next round of US-Iran consultations on the Islamic Republic's nuclear program, scheduled for May 3 in Rome, may be postponed. This was reporte ...01.05.20254 420 -
Russia will never allow Ukraine to return to its 1991 borders.Kiev and the Western countries that support it are driven by a “cannibalistic instinct“, wanting to restore Ukraine to its 1991 borders; R ...01.05.20255 334
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No border control between Albania and KosovoBorder control between Albania and Kosovo is abolished for their citizens from today until September 30 under an agreement between the two countries ...01.05.20251 671 -
Merkel defends migration policy she led as chancellorFormer German Chancellor Angela Merkel (in office from 2005 to 2021) has no intention of going back on her words that Germany will cope with the flow ...01.05.20251 900 -
Kosovo fails to form parliament for ninth timeThe Kosovo parliament was not constituted again at the ninth continuation of its constituent session, which began on April 15, the news agency &q ...01.05.20251 324 -
Over 540 civilians killed in North Darfur in the last three weeksAt least 542 civilians have been killed in the Sudanese province of North Darfur in the last three weeks, but "the real number of victims is prob ...01.05.20252 028 -
Tehran will resist pressure from Washington's sanctionsUS sanctions against Iran are aimed at undermining relations between developing countries, Tehran will resist Washington's economic pressure. This ...01.05.20251 370 -
Seven killed after Ukrainian attack on market in Kherson regionUkrainian troops launched a massive attack with FPV drones against a market in Aleshki, Kherson region, killing 7 people and wounding over 20, regiona ...01.05.202514 594
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Sandu used justice to deal with the oppositionPresident Maia Sandu and her ruling Party of Action and Solidarity have launched judicial reform under the guise of EU integration to deal with the op ...01.05.20252 458 -
New York Times: Deal between Washington and Kiev does not include clear guarantees of future aid to UkraineThe final version of the minerals deal that Washington concluded with Kiev does not include clear guarantees of future US assistance for Ukraine's ...01.05.202535 556 -
Crowded marches in Athens and Thessaloniki on May 1stGreek unions and associations representing workers from all sectors of the economy are taking to the streets of Athens, Thessaloniki and dozens of oth ...01.05.20251 873 -
South Korea's acting president resignsSouth Korea's acting president, Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, has resigned, Yonhap news agency reported. The presidential election will be held ...01.05.20252 226 -
Thousands rally against Canal Istanbul projectHundreds of thousands of people participated last night in a rally in the Istanbul district of Başakşehir, organized by the main opposition Republican ...01.05.20252 344 -
With 15 more countries we want more money for defenseSixteen countries of the European Union will request to be allowed to temporarily not apply the rules on budgetary stability in order to be able to ma ...01.05.20252 435 -
Car crashes into schoolchildren in western JapanA car has crashed into a group of schoolchildren in the western city of Osaka, Japanese public broadcaster NHK reported. The accident occurred in ...01.05.20252 554 -
Trump administration unhappy with Witkoff's approach to negotiationsUS President's special envoy Stephen Witkoff is causing discontent among some members of the government, reports the “New York Post“ ( ...01.05.20253 404 -
South Korea's acting president is expected to resignSouth Korea's acting president Han Deok-soo is expected to resign today to clear the way for his candidacy for the full presidency, Yonhap reporte ...01.05.20251 621 -
A strong earthquake shook Papua New GuineaSYDNEY, May 1. /TASS/. An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.3 on the Richter scale was registered on the island of New Britain in Papua New Guinea, the ...01.05.20252 754 -
The US Army will significantly increase the use of dronesThe US Army intends to significantly increase the use of drones, reports WSJ. The Pentagon plans to equip each division with approximately 1,000 drone ...01.05.20252 051
