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Ukraine’s finance minister expects 2025 to be ‘more difficult’
Kiev expects uncertainty and difficulties next year as it fears that foreign aid will dwindle, Sergey Marchenko has said
China responds to US election interference claim
Beijing has criticized Washington for its false allegations regarding election interference
EU state warns West not to ‘burn bridges’ with Russia
Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg has warned against “ghosting” Russia when it comes to the Ukraine conflict
Opposition Leaders Offer Proof That Venezuelan Elections Were Stolen By Communist Tyrant Maduro – Then Regime Blocks Website
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Biden’s Radical Plan To “Reform” The Supreme Court – Which Has Kamala’s Full-Throated Endorsement – Indicate A Party Totally In Thrall To Far-Left Extremists
On Monday, the Biden-Harris regime rolled out perhaps its most extreme policy yet – a fundamental transformation of the nation’s highest court that seeks to neuter it root and branch of political independence, converting it into yet another cog that would...
Former CIA Analyst Married to Washington Post Columnist Charged With Espionage, Wrote Opinion Pieces for Wapo at Request of South Korean Government
A former CIA analyst has been charged with espionage.
Exports to China of Russian resources surged in 2024
Russian natural-resource exports to China topped $65 billion in the first half this year, data has shown
Indebted US throwing billions at Ukraine conflict – Russia’s envoy
Washington approved a new tranche of aid to Kiev on the day when its debt rose to a new milestone
Kremlin says Venezuela opposition ‘must accept’ defeat
The Kremlin on Tuesday said Venezuela's opposition must accept that it lost the presidential election, after protestors took to the streets to challenge
German economy unexpectedly shrinks in second quarter
The German economy unexpectedly shrank in the second quarter, preliminary data showed Tuesday, falling further behind as a recovery takes hold elsewhere
Spanish PM declines to testify in wife’s graft probe: lawyers
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Tuesday refused to testify against his wife, who is under investigation for influence peddling, to a judge who
Greek probe clears state intelligence of malware use
Greece's Supreme Court on Tuesday said a two-year probe had found no proof that the country's intelligence service used a notorious malware software at
Spain competition watchdog fines Booking.com 413 million euros
Spain's competition watchdog said Tuesday it had slapped online travel agency Booking.com with a 413-million-euro fine for "abusing its dominant position"
Blinken issues new threat to China
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has warned Beijing against allegedly continuing to provide support for Russia’s defense industry
William Calley, Vietnam-era US war criminal, dead at 80
William Calley, a former US Army lieutenant convicted of war crimes in a Vietnam-era tragedy called the My Lai massacre, has died at age 80, a US