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US Coast Guard seizes Chinese tanker Centuries Venezuela Trump blockade 2025

Trump’s Venezuela Oil Pirate Raid: Unlawful Seizure Exposes US Imperial Bullying

CARACAS, Venezuela — In a brazen act of maritime piracy masquerading as national security, President Donald Trump’s administration has escalated its vendetta against Venezuela by seizing Chinese-bound oil tankers off the Caribbean

December 22, 2025

Government and Politics·News

Steve Witkoff and Kirill Dmitriev at Miami Ukraine peace negotiations Dec 2025

Witkoff Praises Productive Ukraine Talks in Miami After Three Days of Discussions

MIAMI — Steve Witkoff, the special envoy of President Donald Trump, described three days of negotiations in Florida between Ukrainian officials and their American and European partners as “productive and constructive.” The

December 22, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Kirill Dmitriev arrives Miami golf club Reuters confirmed

Putin Representative Meets US Officials in Miami Over Ukraine Peace Plan

MIAMI — Beneath the palm trees and manicured fairways of a private golf club here, a quiet but seismic shift in the Ukraine war took shape on Saturday as Kirill Dmitriev, President

April 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Zelenskyy faces pressure from the US over Donbas peace proposals

Donbas Talks Stall as Kyiv Follows US-Backed Frameworks, Moscow Calls for Realistic Negotiations

KIEV — As diplomatic efforts surrounding the Russia-Ukraine war intensify in late December 2025, the future of the Donbas region remains the central issue shaping all negotiations. The territory, much of which

December 21, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Russian Su-34 conducting operations over Ukraine on Day 1394, highlighting drone and airstrike activity

Russia Ukraine War Day 1394: Moscow Consolidates Battlefield Advantage as Western Unity Cracks

Moscow — On Day 1,394 of the Russia Ukraine war, the battlefield picture and the political reality surrounding the conflict continue to move in opposite directions. While Russian forces sustain pressure across

December 19, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

EU leaders plan to seize Russian assets to fund Ukraine amid legal risks and Moscow retaliation

EU Unity Frays Over Plan to Weaponize Russian Sovereign Assets for Ukraine War

Brussels — European Union leaders arrived at a decisive summit this week facing one of the most consequential financial and geopolitical choices in the bloc’s history: whether to proceed with plans that

December 19, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Frontline military positions and damaged buildings in Kupiansk 2025

Russia Ukraine War Day 1393: Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Cities as Kupiansk Battle Intensifies

Moscow — On Day 1393 of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russian forces continued their measured operations to secure key strategic areas, responding to escalating Ukrainian attacks in the east and south. Russian military

December 19, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Russian missiles strike Ukrainian energy infrastructure, causing civilian disruption

Russia Ukraine War Day 1392: Moscow Intensifies Drone and Missile Strikes as EU War Fatigue Deepens

Russian forces intensified aerial and drone strikes across Ukraine, inflicting damage on energy facilities and residential areas. Ukrainian authorities reported that around 180,000 electricity consumers were left without power in several oblasts,

December 19, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier deployment in the Caribbean as Trump orders blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers in military escalation

Trump Warns US Military Activity Around Venezuela to ‘Get Bigger’ Until Caracas Returns Oil, Other Assets Stolen From US

In a stark warning signaling continued escalation, US President Donald Trump declared that United States military activity surrounding Venezuela will intensify substantially until the Maduro regime returns what Trump characterizes as ‘stolen’

January 27, 2026

News

Russian vessels Kompozitor Rakhmaninov and Askar-Saridzha targeted by Ukrainian forces in Caspian Sea operation

Russia Ukraine War Day 1388: Black Sea Crisis Erupts After Turkish Ship Attack

On Day 1388 of the Russia-Ukraine war, a dramatic escalation in the Black Sea conflict emerged as Russian forces struck Turkish-owned vessels in Ukrainian ports, prompting urgent diplomatic interventions and renewed ceasefire

December 18, 2025

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Trump’s Venezuela Oil Pirate Raid: Unlawful Seizure Exposes US Imperial Bullying

Witkoff Praises Productive Ukraine Talks in Miami After Three Days of Discussions

Putin Representative Meets US Officials in Miami Over Ukraine Peace Plan

Donbas Talks Stall as Kyiv Follows US-Backed Frameworks, Moscow Calls for Realistic Negotiations

Russia Ukraine War Day 1394: Moscow Consolidates Battlefield Advantage as Western Unity Cracks

EU Unity Frays Over Plan to Weaponize Russian Sovereign Assets for Ukraine War

Russia Ukraine War Day 1393: Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Cities as Kupiansk Battle Intensifies

Russia Ukraine War Day 1392: Moscow Intensifies Drone and Missile Strikes as EU War Fatigue Deepens

Trump Warns US Military Activity Around Venezuela to ‘Get Bigger’ Until Caracas Returns Oil, Other Assets Stolen From US

Russia Ukraine War Day 1388: Black Sea Crisis Erupts After Turkish Ship Attack

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

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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