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African OPEC+ members mutiny against oil production cuts – Reuters

Angola and Nigeria are reportedly demanding that the organization lets them produce more oil ...

Nigeria to join BRICS in next two years – FM

The African nation sees membership as a way to make its voice heard on the global stage ...

Jewish ‘hotline’ opens for ex-Soviet republics – media

The Israeli government’s initiative allows people to report anti-Semitic threats and abuse ...

Brothers in arms: Russian weapons are key for India’s self-reliance

For New Delhi, Moscow’s significance both as a geopolitical heavyweight and bilateral partner remains unquestioned ...

New Zealand to make ‘extremely disappointing’ tobacco move

The new center-right coalition plans to scrap laws aimed at curbing cigarette sales ...

Kremlin responds to talk of ‘new Iron Curtain’

The situation will hopefully not reach that point, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said after Finland closed border crossings ...

Israeli troops open fire at Palestinian civilians amid ceasefire – AP

At least two people have been killed during the incident, according to the news agency ...

Double-amputee ‘Blade Runner’ killer granted parole

Oscar Pistorius was denied early release from prison at a prior hearing in March ...

NATO state raises interest rates to 40%

The Turkish central bank’s rate hike was double economists’ expectations   ...

Russia’s economy growing three times faster than Eurozone – Guardian

GDP is forecast to expand 1.5% in 2024 against the euro area’s 0.5% ...

Kremlin responds to NATO’s ‘Military Schengen’ plan

The move is another escalation of the US-led alliance’s confrontation with Russia, spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said ...

Malaria vaccine comes to Cameroon

Every year, the disease affects 2.7 million people in the African country ...

Majority of Americans want Ukraine ceasefire – poll

Most people in the US also favor a truce in Gaza, a survey has shown ...

Afghanistan permanently shuts embassy in New Delhi

The move follows pressure from the Taliban and ‘persistent challenges’ by the Indian government, diplomats say ...

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