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Sanctions Failed to Stop Russia’s War Economy, Data Shows
Despite years of pressure, Russia’s military spending remains robust as new diesel deals expose the limits of financial…
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Tony Blair warns Green Party’s ‘Zionism is racism’ vote signals dangerous normalization
Former PM Tony Blair argues that the UK Green Party’s recent resolution denying Israel’s legitimacy marks a shift…
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How Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry Navigates Global Diplomacy Amidst Ongoing Conflict
While frontline crises mount, Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is aggressively leveraging international forums to secure sanctions and…
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Russian Oil Refineries Remain Vulnerable to Ukrainian Drone Strikes Despite Export Bans
Ukrainian drone attacks have damaged Russian refining capacity, prompting export restrictions and highlighting ongoing vulnerabilities in Russia’s oil…
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Ukrainian Drone Strikes on Russian Refineries Threaten Global Diesel Supply
Ukraine’s intensified attacks on Russian oil refineries are disrupting diesel exports, worsening global fuel shortages and complicating U.S.…
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Trump’s Ukraine Energy Truce Collapses as Kyiv Resumes Strikes on Russian Refineries
Ukraine ended its pause on attacking Russian oil facilities after accusing Trump of betrayal, reigniting strikes that target…
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Mary McAleese Steps Down from GAA Integration Role Amid Deadline Concerns
Former Irish president resigns as chair of Integration Steering Group, citing missed deadlines, as John Horan takes over…
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West Vancouver Homeowners Opt for Renovations Over Moving Due to Rising Transaction Costs
West Vancouver, October 1 — Against the backdrop of rising transaction costs, homeowners in West Vancouver’s Dundarave, Ambleside,…
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Ukraine’s Patriot Production Could Take Years, Experts Say
KYIV, September 25 — Ukraine intends to build its own Patriot air-defense interceptors, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said,…
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Ukraine Seeks Own Patriot Production Line: How the System Works
KYIV, September 25 — Ukraine will be allowed to build Patriot missile systems on its own soil under…
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UN General Assembly at 80: Richard Gowan on Why It Still Matters
UNITED NATIONS, September 24 — The United Nations General Assembly, the body that opened its first session at…
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Fifty-One UN States Urge Russia to Match Ukraine’s Ceasefire Commitment Amid Divisions
UNITED NATIONS, September 24 — Fifty-one United Nations member states, joined by the European Union, issued a joint…
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Dozens of Nations at UN Demand Russia Accept Ukraine Ceasefire
UNITED NATIONS, September 24 — Against the backdrop of a General Assembly hall filled with heads of state…
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France 2035 Security Plan Warns of Seabed, Space Conflict
PARIS, September 23 — Days before French voters go to the polls, President Emmanuel Macron has told reporters…
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Ukraine’s Long-Range Drones Strike Russian Refineries
MOSCOW, September 22 — Ukraine has destroyed more than 45% of Russia’s projected refining capacity in a sustained…
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Ukraine Claims Strikes Destroyed 45% of Russia Oil Refining
KYIV, September 22 — Ukraine’s General Staff says its long-range strikes have knocked out more than 45% of…
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Russia and Ukraine Trade Energy Infrastructure Strikes as War Grinds On
KYIV, September 22 — Russia and Ukraine traded strikes on energy infrastructure on Tuesday, as U.S.-mediated talks between…
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UN Maritime Chief Warns Attacks on Shipping Threaten Innocent Seafarers
LONDON, September 20 — The head of the United Nations maritime agency has pushed back against the idea…
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Hungary Moves to Amend Anti-LGBTQ Law to Align With EU Standards
BUDAPEST, September 15 — Hungary has announced plans to amend the anti-LGBTQ law that has kept Budapest and…
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EU Leaders Meet in Finland to Forge New Arctic Strategy
ROVANIEMI, September 15 — High above the Arctic Circle, in a city that marks the last stretch of…
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EU Weighs Ban on Russian Military Entering Schengen Area
BRUSSELS, September 15 — The European Union is preparing a broad new package of sanctions against Russia and…
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European leaders meet as Arctic thaw opens routes, Russia builds up
ROVANIEMI, September 14 — Against the grey light of a Lapland autumn, European leaders gathered in this Finnish…
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European Leaders Meet at Arctic Summit to Counter Russian Influence
BRUSSELS, September 14 — European heads of state and government are gathering at an Arctic summit to coordinate…
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Putin: European Troops in Ukraine Means War With Russia
NEW DELHI, September 12 — Vladimir Putin used a summit of the BRICS group of emerging economies in…
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