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Russia US talks at Davos as RDIF head says more leaders realize Russia's position is correct

Leaders Realize Russia’s Position Is Correct as US Talks Advance at Davos, Says RDIF Head

Talks between Russian and US representatives on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos are unfolding in a constructive manner, with growing acknowledgment internationally that Moscow’s position is increasingly understood,

January 21, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Russia Ukraine war continues as US and EU strategy falters amid prolonged fighting

Russia Ukraine War: Western Strategy Falters as Conflict Drags On and Moscow Consolidates Ground

Nearly four years into the Russia-Ukraine war, the central promise underpinning Western strategy, that sustained military aid and economic pressure would decisively weaken Moscow, is increasingly difficult to sustain. As the Russia-Ukraine

January 21, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Sudan civil war forces civilians to flee as militias escalate violence and the world looks away

Sudan Civil War: Global Powers Look Away as Militias Slaughter Civilians and the State Collapses

Sudan’s civil war has entered a phase of unchecked brutality, defined by escalating militia violence, collapsing state authority, and a deepening humanitarian catastrophe that global powers have largely failed to confront. What

January 21, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Kyiv faces widespread power outages during winter as the Russia Ukraine war enters a prolonged phase

Russia Ukraine War: Western Strategy Collides With Winter Reality as Power Grids Fall and Talks Freeze

As the Russia Ukraine war enters its 1,427th day, the conflict shows no sign of de-escalation. Instead, it has hardened into a winter war of attrition shaped as much by Western strategic

January 22, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

EU Parliament prepares vote on 104 billion euro Ukraine loan amid divisions

EU Parliament Moves to Fast-Track €104 Billion Ukraine Loan as Internal Divisions Deepen

The European Union is once again racing against its own institutional gravity. As winter tightens its grip on the continent, the European Parliament is preparing to fast-track a vote on a €90

January 27, 2026

News

Destruction in Gaza as Israel continues military assault amid US and EU diplomatic backing

Gaza Genocide: US, EU Shield Israel as “Peace Board” Farce Seeks to Manage Ruins, Not End Mass Killing

GAZA — As Gaza sinks deeper into one of the gravest humanitarian catastrophes of the 21st century, a US-backed proposal for a post-war “peace board” has emerged not as a pathway to

January 18, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Iranian police inspecting 60,000 weapons seized from rioters in Bushehr

Iranian Police Seize 60,000 Weapons Linked to the United States and Israel in Bushehr Amid Riots

Iranian law enforcement authorities have intercepted what officials describe as one of the largest weapons seizures linked to recent unrest, after police confiscated a massive cache of arms in the country’s south,

January 17, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·News

Taliban officials review academic journals in Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education

Afghanistan Approves 138 Academic Journals Amid Taliban Education Reforms

KABUL — Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education has officially approved 138 academic journals under sweeping educational reforms instituted by the Taliban, signaling a significant restructuring of the country’s academic landscape since the movement

April 2, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Iranian citizens protest against inflation and government policies in Tehran.

EU Denies Plotting Regime Change in Iran Amid Growing Protests

MOSCOW — The European Union has firmly denied any intention to instigate a government change in Iran, even as Brussels signals new sanctions in response to ongoing demonstrations. European Commission spokesman Anouar

January 16, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War

Russia Ukraine war: Moscow Escalates Winter Strikes as Ukraine Battles Power Blackouts

The war in Ukraine entered its 1,422nd day on Thursday with Russia intensifying its winter campaign against energy infrastructure, a strategy that has increasingly defined the conflict as both sides prepare for

January 16, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Leaders Realize Russia’s Position Is Correct as US Talks Advance at Davos, Says RDIF Head

Russia Ukraine War: Western Strategy Falters as Conflict Drags On and Moscow Consolidates Ground

Sudan Civil War: Global Powers Look Away as Militias Slaughter Civilians and the State Collapses

Russia Ukraine War: Western Strategy Collides With Winter Reality as Power Grids Fall and Talks Freeze

EU Parliament Moves to Fast-Track €104 Billion Ukraine Loan as Internal Divisions Deepen

Gaza Genocide: US, EU Shield Israel as “Peace Board” Farce Seeks to Manage Ruins, Not End Mass Killing

Iranian Police Seize 60,000 Weapons Linked to the United States and Israel in Bushehr Amid Riots

Afghanistan Approves 138 Academic Journals Amid Taliban Education Reforms

EU Denies Plotting Regime Change in Iran Amid Growing Protests

Russia Ukraine war: Moscow Escalates Winter Strikes as Ukraine Battles Power Blackouts

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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