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US, Russia diesel deal to bring political points to Trump — investor
"For the American economy, this deal has symbolic rather than practical significance," Kyle Shostak said
Will Indonesia’s New Foreign Minister Be Allowed to Do His Job?
Arrmanatha Nasir is highly qualified, but his success may hinge on whether or not he has access to President Prabowo Subianto.
Burnham to urge MPs to embrace closer ties with EU
Post-recess statement will focus on damage caused by Brexit and the need to cooperate on immigration and tradeAndy Burnham will put Brexit back on the Commons agenda as MPs return…
Roman Abramovich aides falsified paperwork to disguise assets and dodge tax, records suggest
Accountancy firm Deloitte Cyprus among those that appear to have backdated records outlining the Russian billionaire’s assetsAides of Roman Abramovich – including staff at the glo…
Trump fuming at Zelensky, expects Kiev to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries — Axios
Donald Trump believes the strikes are driving up US gas prices
US Drops Sanctions on Daughter of Prominent Myanmar Businessman Thein Win Zaw
Is Theint Win Htet's removal from the Treasury Department's blacklist a sign of a looming rapprochement between Washington and Naypyidaw?
Ukraine’s external debt repayments to total $4.86 billion in 2026
The country’s state and state-guaranteed debt stood at $215.55 billion
Australian detained in Iraq for years on his way home
Engineer Robert Pether was jailed on fraud charges in 2021 though the UN said his detention was illegal.
Trump’s Targeting of Indian IT Firms Hits India-US Ties Again
Washington announced last week that it would not accept or process applications from top Indian IT companies for H-1B visas.
North Korea fires several missiles, Seoul says
The South Korean military maintains readiness for any additional launches and exchanges information with the United States and Japan
To Rebuild the Nepali Congress, Gagan Thapa Must First Reform It
Recently re-elected president of the Nepali Congress, Thapa vowed to end the culture of nepotism and groupism in the party and to open it to a new generation of leaders.
Why Did the Industrial Revolution Not Start in India?
Due to abundant labor, its social structure, and the inertia of an economic system, there was little incentive to initiate mechanization and the Industrial Revolution in India.
Trump ‘really mad’ at Zelensky – media
The US has reportedly threatened to cut off arms sales and intelligence sharing unless Ukraine stops attacking Russian oil refineries Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump ‘really mad’ with Zelensky – media
Washington has reportedly threatened to cut off arms sales and intelligence sharing unless Kiev stops attacking Russian oil refineries Read Full Article at RT.com
Zelensky’s actions undermine Trump, hurt Americans — US leader’s adviser
Washington should stop considering Vladimir Zeleinsky as a good ally, Alex Bruesewitz said
Quentin Tarantino casts Sacha Baron Cohen in his London stage debut
'The Popinjay Cavalier' set to open on West End in March, after director said last year he would temporarily relocate from Tel Aviv for production
Russian emergencies minister arrives in North Korea with first-ever visit
Alexander Kurenkov is scheduled to meet with Pak Thae Song, premier of North Korea’s Cabinet, and Minister of Disaster Management Kim Chol Nam in Pyongyang
Ukraine war briefing: Russia attacks multiple power plants after Trump energy ceasefire claim
Zelenskyy says Ukrainian skies filled with Russian drones after truce claim, which Moscow has yet to confirm, as six killed in strikes. What we know on day 1,692Russian strikes hi…
Myanmar’s Min Aung Hlaing to Visit Indonesia and Brunei, Regime Spokesperson Says
Since taking office in April, the former general has visited five ASEAN member states as he seeks normalization with the Southeast Asian bloc.
How YIVO pivoted from studying a living Yiddish world to preserving a vanishing culture
In a new book, 'Yiddish Scholarship Comes to America: The YIVO Institute at 100,' Kalman Weiser explores how the institute's surviving caretakers adapted to a post-Holocaust world
North Korea launches two ballistic missiles, Japan claims
According to the TV channel, the first missile landed outside Japan’s exclusive economic zone
‘Bandera, get out!’ Protesters demand migration crackdown after Ukrainian kills Polish priest (VIDEO)
Protesters in Poland have demanded tighter immigration controls after a Ukrainian national admitted to stabbing a priest at a Jaroslaw abbey Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Bandera, get out!’ Protesters demand migration crackdown after Ukrainian kills Polish priest (VIDEO)
Protesters in Poland have demanded tighter immigration controls after a Ukrainian national admitted to stabbing a priest at a Jaroslaw abbey Read Full Article at RT.com
Recipients of prize in economics in memory of Alfred Nobel to be announced in Stockholm
Last year’s Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to economic historian Joel Mokyr and the economists Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt