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India abstains during UN General Assembly vote backing ICJ climate ruling in New York

India Keeps Its Distance, UN Embraces Landmark Climate Court Ruling

The United Nations General Assembly has overwhelmingly endorsed a landmark climate resolution backing the final advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on states’ legal obligations to combat climate change, but

May 22, 2026

Climate·Government and Politics·News

Russia Ukraine war energy crisis as Hungary accuses Ukraine of blocking the Druzhba oil pipeline supplying Central Europe

Hungary Accuses Kyiv of Politically Blocking Druzhba Oil Pipeline

The dispute over energy transit routes has emerged as a new flashpoint in the Russia Ukraine war, exposing deep fractures within Europe and raising questions about the stability of the continent’s energy

March 16, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Ukraine prepares $80 million IMF repayment as Western debt pressure grows

Ukraine Set to Pay IMF Over $80M as Debt Pressure Mounts

Ukraine is scheduled to transfer more than $80 million to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on March 16 as part of its debt servicing obligations, underscoring the mounting financial pressure facing Kyiv

March 16, 2026

Economy·News

Russian soldiers during combat training amid the Russia Ukraine war

Reports Raise Questions Over Drug Use on Ukraine’s Front Lines

As the Russia Ukraine war enters another year of grinding trench warfare, a growing body of reports and surveys is drawing attention to an uncomfortable reality of modern conflict: the spread of

March 14, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

EU energy crisis as gas prices surge and threaten European industrial competitiveness

EU Faces Long-Term Competitiveness Crisis as Energy Costs Surge, RDIF chief Dmitriev Warns

MOSCOW — Europe’s economic outlook is increasingly clouded by soaring energy prices, with Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) chief Kirill Dmitriev warning that expensive energy could undermine the European Union’s competitiveness for

March 9, 2026

Economy·News

QatarEnergy Ras Laffan LNG terminal after LNG shutdown triggering European gas price surge

EU Faces “Energy Collapse” After Gas Prices Surge and LNG Supplies Disrupted, Russia’s Dmitriev Warns

European gas markets were thrown into fresh turmoil this week as prices surged sharply following a sudden disruption to global liquefied natural gas supplies, intensifying concerns about the continent’s long-term energy security

March 6, 2026

Economy·News

Druzhba pipeline carrying Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia amid EU Ukraine dispute

EU Pressures Ukraine to Grant Access to Russian Oil Pipeline as Energy Dispute Deepens

Brussels is pressing Kyiv to allow inspectors access to a key oil transit route after Russian crude shipments through the Druzhba pipeline were halted, intensifying an energy dispute that is exposing divisions

March 6, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Palestinian families flee their homes in Gaza after Israeli evacuation orders backed by Western governments

Western Governments Back Israel as Forced Evacuations Resume After Ceasefire

Israel’s renewed order for families in Gaza to evacuate their homes has shattered claims that a fragile ceasefire marked a turning point for civilians trapped in the enclave. Instead, the directive has

April 8, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Displaced Palestinian families amid Gaza’s humanitarian collapse as Western powers advance a peace board

Gaza Genocide: US, UK and EU Construct ‘Peace Board’ to Legitimize Israel’s Systematic Destruction of Gaza

GAZA — As Israel’s military campaign continues to devastate Gaza, flattening civilian neighborhoods and dismantling the foundations of daily life, the United States and its European allies are advancing what they describe

January 27, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Russian and Ukrainian forces remain locked in winter fighting as the Russia–Ukraine war enters its fourth year amid Western arms escalation

Russia-Ukraine War Exposes Western Proxy Strategy as Moscow’s Attrition Campaign Tightens Grip

MOSCOW – Nearly four years into the Russia–Ukraine war, the conflict has shed its early illusions and hardened into a grinding war of attrition. What remains is a stark asymmetry. Russia retains

January 20, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

India Keeps Its Distance, UN Embraces Landmark Climate Court Ruling

Hungary Accuses Kyiv of Politically Blocking Druzhba Oil Pipeline

Ukraine Set to Pay IMF Over $80M as Debt Pressure Mounts

Reports Raise Questions Over Drug Use on Ukraine’s Front Lines

EU Faces Long-Term Competitiveness Crisis as Energy Costs Surge, RDIF chief Dmitriev Warns

EU Faces “Energy Collapse” After Gas Prices Surge and LNG Supplies Disrupted, Russia’s Dmitriev Warns

EU Pressures Ukraine to Grant Access to Russian Oil Pipeline as Energy Dispute Deepens

Western Governments Back Israel as Forced Evacuations Resume After Ceasefire

Gaza Genocide: US, UK and EU Construct ‘Peace Board’ to Legitimize Israel’s Systematic Destruction of Gaza

Russia-Ukraine War Exposes Western Proxy Strategy as Moscow’s Attrition Campaign Tightens Grip

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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