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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan protests to the U.S. about alleged interference.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, April 2, 2022 — cybernewschronicle.com — ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan said his government…
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US and EU Sign Preliminary Data Transfer Agreement in Brussels
On March 26 in Brussels, the United States and the European Union finalized a preliminary data transfer agreement,…
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US Sanctions Target Russia’s War Efforts and Financial Networks
On March 24, the United States unveiled a new sanctions package aimed at curbing Russia’s capacity to wage…
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NATO commanders scramble as old rules fail in Arctic war games
From predictable patterns to unpredictable aggression Prior to the full‑scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, analysts had…
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NATO, in Arctic training drills, faces up to Putin’s ‘unpredictable’ Russia.
Analysts and military specialists are reassessing long-held assumptions about Russian strategic behavior following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine,…
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EU Foreign Ministers Condemn Russian War Crimes, Delay New Sanctions
Brussels — The European Union’s top diplomat put it bluntly. Josep Borrell, the EU foreign policy chief, did…
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EU slams ‘war crimes’ in Ukraine but new sanctions unlikely
BRUSSELS Belgium: European Union countries accused the Russian armed forces of committing war crimes in Ukraine. But appeared…
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EU Sanctions Freeze Roman Abramovich’s Assets and Luxury Lifestyle
Roman Abramovich’s super-yachts remain immobile, his private jets sit idle across European airports, and his assets within the…
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Russian airstrike hits base in western Ukraine kills 35
LVIV, Ukraine: — Ukrainian authorities said Russian missiles pounded a military training base near Ukraine’s western border with…
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Global Supply Chains Face Unprecedented Disruption as Pandemic Alters Consumption Patterns
Global Supply Chains Face Unprecedented Disruption as Pandemic Alters Consumption Patterns The global economy has entered a period…
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Japan Approves $989B Stimulus, 20% of GDP
Japan, April 7, 2020 — cyberinktimes.com — Japan’s economy is roughly the size of a small continent’s. And…
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Taipei Threatens Manila Over Taiwanese Traveler Entry Ban Dispute
On 14 February, Taiwan’s government warned it would take unspecified retaliatory action if the Philippines does not reverse…
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Developing Economies Face Soaring Debt Crisis, Says World Bank President
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