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British maritime agency reports projectile strike on tanker off Oman's coast
The incident occurred 19 nautical miles northeast of Lima, a settlement in northwestern Oman, according to UKMTO
Macrons hit Candace Owens with new transgender suit
French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte have filed a new defamation lawsuit against Candace Owens Read Full Article at RT.com
Key Saudi oil pipeline hit in new attack
A key Saudi oil pipeline has come under attack again, with Yemen’s Houthis denying responsibility Read Full Article at RT.com
Merz accused of ‘blackmail’ by Slovak PM after demand for Ukraine aid in EU budget
German chancellor has signalled he will block budget with no aid deal, complaining that burden is ‘carried mostly by only a few member states’Friedrich Merz has signalled he will …
Ukrainian envoy says Kiev regime fired its last stockpiled shell in spring 2022
Valery Zaluzhny said the material basis of war remains important and decisive in shaping doctrines and strategies
Europe afraid of being sidelined by agreements between Russia and US on Ukraine — Rubio
Marco Rubio also expressed confidence that the United States and its European allies have no fundamental differences on the settlement of the conflict
Eisenkot vows not to fold on service for all, as potential UTJ allies insist on draft exemptions
Eisenkot promises new government ASAP, though obstacles remain, with Haredi party demanding preservation of religious status quo and Liberman dismissing reliance on Arab parties
Tanker Carrying Russian Diesel Halts Off U.S. Coast, Shipping Data Shows
Eastmed, the Greece-based manager of the ship, said a port of discharge had not yet been finalized.
US rejects Iran's current negotiating terms as 'absurd' — top US diplomat
Marco Rubio added that US President Donald Trump is fully prepared to reach a mutually beneficial agreement
Hungary to support any country’s EU accession — Magyar
The Hungarian Prime Minister believes the accession must be based on the individual achievements of each country
OSCE faces very serious difficulties — Kneissl
The organization can cease to exist at any time, since it does not have a founding document, former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl said
Venezuela signs memorandum of understanding with US company ExxonMobil
The acting President noted that the memorandum of understanding covers oil fields with "reserves amounting to billions of barrels of oil," including both brownfield and greenfield…
Russian embassy blames London for severing military-to-military communication
According to the statement, military communication channels were cut at Britain’s initiative in 2024, when London chose to expel Russia’s Defense Attache "on a flimsy pretext"
UK’s bestselling children’s author named in sex abuse scandal
David Walliams has been identified as the British celebrity who sought to block sexual misconduct allegations on mental health grounds Read Full Article at RT.com
Lewis Hamilton visits Egypt’s Rafah crossing and Gaza aid facilities
Seven-time F1 world champion tours border area and logistics warehouses operated by Egyptian Red CrescentLewis Hamilton has visited Egypt’s Rafah border crossing with the Gaza Str…
Moldova Readies Full Alignment With EU Sanctions on Russia and Belarus
Moldova said it has already matched 91% of EU sanctions against the two countries, with a “small lag” in the sectoral sanctions package introduced in 2014.
‘This is sabotage’: Hegseth digs in against possible bipartisan impeachment push
US defense secretary claims effort to out him is about ‘policy disagreements,’ not high crimes, says he's being punished for 'successfully executing lawful military operations'
Bank of Russia lowers dollar exchange rate to 82.55 rubles for November 11
The official euro exchange rate has been raised by 0.22 kopeck to 92.3966 rubles
US supports inclusion of Europe in negotiations on Ukraine — Rubio
Europeans are not at the negotiating table yet, but they ought to be, the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said
China Wants India’s Market. Does It Want India’s Industrial Rise?
China’s export controls, though developed largely for great power competition, have growing significance for India’s industrial future.
Deborah Lipstadt: Is Israel really the cause of surging antisemitism?
The scholar and former diplomat assesses the nature of contemporary Jew-hatred and weighs in on whether the Jewish state's actions indeed may be contributing to its rise
Board of Peace says Israel's aid response after Gaza floods 'insufficent'
The group, formed by Trump, issues rare criticism of Israel, while also blaming Hamas for the suffering of civilians in Gaza.
Russia, US, Ukraine conclude first day of talks: what we know
The talks lasted for 4.5 hours, including a 40-minute break
Yandex admits it cannot restore nearly 3% of customer data in Yandex Cloud after Ukrainian attacks
Yandex said it has been unable to restore access to 2.8% of customer data stored in Yandex Cloud following Ukrainian attacks on its data centers.