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• Munich Conference: World leaders, including US Vice President JD Vance and Ukraine’s President Zelensky, have gathered at the Munich Security Conference amid concerns over global security and NATO unity. President Trump’s shift in policy, including ruling out Ukraine’s NATO membership and resuming direct talks with Putin, has deepened divisions between the US and Europe. Driving the news: Vance's speech that criticized the state of democracy in Europe has drawn re...Devamını Oku
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• Belarusian wink: Belarus, Russia’s closest ally, has released an American prisoner and two others from jail. Why is it important? This is the latest sign that the autocratic Belarusian president, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, is looking for ways to improve frozen relations with the West. Zoom out: In recent months, a slow but steady stream of prisoners, mostly people jailed for involvement in the anti-government 2020 protests, have been released in what analysts and...Devamını Oku
17 Şub 2025
A view of the containment vessel that protects the remains of reactor number four at the former Chernobyl nuclear power plant and built to contain radiation, after a drone attack, Ukraine, Friday, Feb. 14, 2025 | AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky • Chernobyl attack: President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of launching a drone attack on the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, causing “significant” damage to the protective structure over Reactor 4. A fire was extinguished, and...Devamını Oku
17 Şub 2025
• Russia joins the chat: Sudan has confirmed that Russia’s first naval base in Africa will proceed after years of delays. Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Youssef Ahmed al-Sharif said there are “no obstacles” to the Red Sea facility, originally agreed upon in 2020. Big picture: The move strengthens Russia’s military presence in the region, joining US and Chinese bases in nearby Djibouti.
17 Şub 2025
• Global corruption: Transparency International’s latest Corruption Perceptions Index reveals the worst rankings in over a decade for dozens of countries, underscoring persistent global corruption. By the numbers: The 2024 index shows that 47 of 180 surveyed nations hit record lows, with the global average stagnating at 43. Denmark remains the least corrupt with 90 points, while South Sudan ranks last with eight. The US dropped four points to 65 amid concerns over j...Devamını Oku
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• Nuclear persistence: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un condemned the military cooperation between the United States, Japan, and South Korea, accusing it of destabilizing the region and vowing countermeasures, including strengthening nuclear capabilities. Furthermore: Kim reaffirmed his commitment to advancing nuclear forces and expressed unwavering support for Russia in its war with Ukraine, citing a strategic partnership between the two nations.
17 Şub 2025
• Russia's Eurovision alternative: Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the return of the Soviet-era song contest Intervision, last held more than 40 years ago, after his country was banned from participating in Eurovision in 2022 following the invasion of Ukraine. Behind the scenes: The contest, scheduled to be held in Moscow later this year, will emphasize “commitment to traditional spiritual and family values” over Eurovision, which celebrates diversity a...Devamını Oku
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• Assassination in Moscow: The leader of a pro-Russian paramilitary group in eastern Ukraine has died as a result of an explosion in Moscow on Monday morning. Zoom out: There have been a number of attacks on high profile supporters of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, in Moscow and in occupied areas.
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• Russian influence: Russia has reaffirmed its commitment to investing in Myanmar’s Dawei Special Economic Zone (SEZ) despite the challenges of the ongoing civil war. Big picture: This strategic project, launched in 2008 in partnership with Thailand, includes the construction of a deep-sea port capable of handling vessels over 200,000 tons. The port is expected to support naval operations, potentially accommodating both Russian and Chinese vessels.
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