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Putin could visit France in 2024 – Macron

The Russian president might get invited to the anniversary of the Normandy landings ...

Is Israel ready to start a second war?

The opening of a second front could result in disaster for Western Jerusalem. Then why are politicians even discussing this? ...

Xi revealed China’s plans for Taiwan to Biden – NBC

Beijing would like to reunify Taipei with mainland China peacefully, Xi Jinping reportedly told the US president in November ...

US has a ‘clear plan’ for Ukraine’s future – Blinken

The top diplomat says Washington aims to ensure that continued financial support for Ukraine will not be necessary ...

UK plays key role in US military operations in Africa – media

From bases to embedded officers, London is reportedly helping Washington in places like Somalia ...

How American history gets sacrificed at the altar of fake ‘healing’

US liberals continue to neglect the age-old truism that “those who forget their history are condemned to repeat it” ...

Russia to stick with UEFA – football official

Russian football authorities had been considering a switch to Asia’s 47-member confederation ...

Biden accuser Tara Reade sues FBI

The whistleblower says she was targeted for retaliation ...

‘Shot ourselves in the foot’ – ex-PM of Pakistan on economic crisis

Nawaz Sharif says country’s woes should not be blamed on India, the US, or Afghanistan  ...

New Polish government fires state media bosses

Opposition party MPs have occupied the headquarters of Warsaw’s public TV station in protest of sweeping media reforms ...

EU nation’s government vows not to seize Russian property

Slovakia will not follow its neighbor’s lead and freeze Russian assets on its territory, Prime Minister Robert Fico has said ...

Maersk reroutes vessels around Africa

The shipping giant had previously suspended its Red Sea route following Houthi attacks ...

Ukraine urged to invite Russia to take part in peace talks

South Africa’s foreign minister says Moscow’s involvement would facilitate ‘steps toward’ a formal negotiating process ...

Washington monitored Australian rallies for ‘anti-US sentiment’ – Guardian

American diplomats also found the country’s media reporting on Julian Assange “sensationalist,” the paper claims ...

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