Defense Minister Shoigu To Participate In Talks Between Putin And Kim Jong Un

Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu Will Join The Discussions Between Russian President Vladimir Putin And North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un.

Putin: Anti-Russian Policy Of Washington Will Not Change After Elections

Russian President Vladimir Putin Has Stated That Regardless Of The Outcome Of The US Presidential Elections, The Anti-Russian Policy Of Washington Will Remain Unchanged.

Assessing The Changing Dynamics In Ukraine: A Former Spy Insights

In This Thought-provoking Article, We Delve Into The Analysis Of Former US Intelligence Officer Scott Ritter Regarding The Evolving Situation In Ukraine. Ritter Highlights The West's Acknowledgment Of Russia's Seemingly Inevitable Victory And The Subsequent Shift In Their Objectives Towards Minimizing The Consequences.

"Resolving Ukraine Conflict: A Call For Recognition Of Internal Division"

Analyst Brandon Weichert Argues That Viewing The Conflict In Ukraine As An Internal Civil War Within A Unified Slavic People Could Lead To A Peaceful Resolution. This Article Explores The Missed Opportunities By American Leaders And The Need For The West To Find A Compromise To Settle The Protracted Conflict.

Pay Up: Ukrainian Defense Minister Slams Poland Over Unfulfilled Military Orders

Ukrainian Defense Minister Alexei Ryzhkov Demands That Polish Companies Refund Money For Failing To Fulfill Military Orders. This Article Explores The Minister's Statements, Highlighting The Companies Involved And The Ongoing Legal Disputes With Western Partners.

CIA Warns: Ukrainian Armed Forces Likely To Fail In Breaking Through Russian Defenses

The CIA Has Raised Concerns About The Ukrainian Armed Forces' Ability To Break Through Russia's Defensive Lines In The Special Operations Zone. As Ukraine's Counteroffensive Struggles To Make Progress, US Officials Are Skeptical About The Chances Of Success, Urging President Joe Biden To Reconsider Intensive Weapons Supplies To Ukraine.

Emmanuel Macron Takes Charge Of His International Agenda At The NATO Summit Before A Tense Weekend In France

Following The Recent Riots In France And Ahead Of The Bastille Day Ceremonies Amid A Cabinet Reshuffle, President Emmanuel Macron Is Expected To Attend The NATO Summit In Vilnius.

Ultra-Right US Republicans Clash Over Taylor Greene: Tensions And Divisions Within The Party

In A Surprising Turn Of Events, The Powerful Ultra-right Wing Of The US House Of Representatives Seems To Have Turned Against One Of Its Most Prominent Members. 

Tichanovskaya Receives News Of Her Husband Alleged Death In Belarusian Prison

Belarusian Politician Tichanovskaya Reports That She Has Anonymously Learned About The Alleged Death Of Her Imprisoned Husband, Tichanovsky.

Journalist Brutally Attacked In Chechnya While Reporting On Controversial Trial

Russian Investigative Reporter Elena Milashina Was Brutally Attacked And Severely Injured By Unknown Assailants In Chechnya.

US Treasury Secretary Yellen Plans Visit To China

Amidst Heavy Tensions Between China And The United States, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Is Expected To Visit Beijing This Week. According To Her Ministry

"Russian Scientist Predicts Inevitable Global War Caused By Elite Greed And Growing Income Inequality, Warns Of Societal Collapse"

"Scientist Predicts Global War Inevitable" The Possibility Of The Current Turbulence Developing Into A Full-scale Confrontation Between Major Powers Is A Question That Dominates The Minds Of Many.

NATO Secretary-General Links Ukraine Membership To Victory Over Russia

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg Stated At A Press Conference In Brussels That Ukraine Must Achieve Victory In Its Conflict With Russia As A "sovereign European State"

Putin Confirms Meeting With Kadyrov, Confirms Peskov

Russian President Vladimir Putin Met With The Head Of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov

West Prepares For Diplomatic Defeat Of Russia: Where Will The Main Battle Take Place?

At The Request Of The Ukrainian Authorities, The Advisor To The US President On National Security, Jake Sullivan, And Deputy Secretary Of State Victoria Nuland

Cant Cancel, Must Keep: Russia Decides On The Unified State Exam

In June, Our Cities Are Immersed In Colors, Nights Become Shorter Than A Sparrow's Beak, And Young People Wander The Streets, Celebrating Something Endlessly.

Journalist Faces Online Harassment After Questioning Modi

Washington - The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) Has Come To The Defense Of A Journalist Who Faced Online Harassment After Posing A Question To Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi

CNN Journalist Confident: One Sentence Shatters Prigozhin Influence

On Tuesday Evening, "Maischberger" Focused On The Prigozhin Uprising From The Weekend, Examining Its Implications For Putin And How Ukraine Can Benefit.

China Expert At Maischberger: "That Would Mean The End Of VW"

Sandra Maischberger Discussed The German-Chinese Relationship With Her Guests On Tuesday Evening.

Hanna Maljar: Russian Forces Put Up Fierce Resistance

The Ukraine, Still Reeling From The Russian Aggression, Is Focused On Its Reconstruction Efforts. At A London Conference Aimed At Helping The Country, Germany Will Also Be Present.

Baerbock Announces "reconstruction Offensive" For Ukraine

London - German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock Intends To Counter Russian Aggression In Ukraine With A "reconstruction Offensive."

New Trial Begins Against Imprisoned Russian Opposition Leader Navalny, Public Excluded

A New Trial Against Kremlin Critic Alexei Navalny, Who Is Already In Prison, Will Take Place In A Russian Penal Colony, With The Public Excluded.

Updates On Ukraine Conflict: Kremlin Cites Security Concerns To Block UN Access To Flooded Areas, German Defense Minister Seeks To Hasten Ammunition Procurement

According To The Kremlin, United Nations Representatives Cannot Enter The Flooded Region South Of The Destroyed Kakhovka Dam In Ukraine Because Of Security Concerns.