Updates

“Hundreds” of fraudulent call centers have been established in Ukraine and Eastern Europe to run investment scams, CBC has reported ...

The UK is open to “all options” when it comes to achieving “maximum effect” for Ukraine, David Cameron has said ...

Berlin has curbed spending, having limited some funds for businesses that were already struggling with higher energy costs ...

The world needs leaders who want peace, Hungarian leader Viktor Orban has said ...

A major new oilfield is expected to make Côte d’Ivoire one of the ten biggest producers on the continent ...

As alarms bells ring in the West, Emmanuel Macron’s talk of NATO troops in Ukraine reflects a fear of failure ...

The development poses a risk to the possibility of a Palestinian state, human rights commissioner has warned ...

The West should respond to Moscow’s military operation against Kiev with “asymmetric escalation,” Radoslaw Sikorski has stated ...

The hardware was blown up in Donbass by an Iskander missile system, the Defense Ministry has said ...

Pro-Palestine campaigners spray and cut a portrait of a British politician involved in creating the state of Israel ...

President Maia Sandu said the deal will help thwart what she says are increasing attempts by Moscow to destabilize the region ...

Moldova is pursuing a policy of pressure and economic blockade on Transnistria, but Moscow has plenty of skin in the game ...

Russian citizens will be deported from Latvia by force if they don’t leave voluntarily, the country’s migration chief has said ...

New Delhi has approved $1.2 billion of investment in artificial intelligence over the next five years ...