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Peace talks brokered by the Trump administration are set to resume in Abu Dhabi this week. However, statements by senior Russian officials confirm that the Kremlin’s
A Russian spy has been discovered in Poland, which supports Ukraine in the fight against the Russian enemy. This was reported by the representative of the coordinator of
Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, who called Zelensky ungrateful, is in Zagreb for an away meeting of EU EPP leaders. The forum participants discussed European
Russian drones have been attacking Ukrainian army supply lines and rear bases, often threatening to cut off frontline units. But they have also targeted hospitals and
King Charles' youngest son, Prince Harry, is struggling to find his place after leaving the UK and royal duties in 2020. The Duke of Sussex seems to be losing his
Donald Trump does not hide that one of his political dreams is to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Knesset Speaker Amir Ochanna and US House of Representatives Speaker
As Russia agreed to direct peace talks with Ukraine for the first time in months, during which Russian negotiators apologized for the casualties of the strikes on Odessa
US Presidential Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, who was a participant in the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi, reported on “constructive and productive meetings” with Kremlin
Following the Congressional decision, the U.S. Department of Justice has released another staggering array of materials — more than three million pages of documents
According to the Financial Times (FT), Russia's energy export revenues fell by about a fifth last year compared to 2024. The newspaper cites the relatively low price
Princess Diana, whose one son hated the other, was certain who destroyed her marriage to Prince Charles, and it wasn't Camilla Parker-Bowles. VIDEO OF THE DAY
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has taken a swipe at Donald Trump, signaling that Europe will not be intimidated by the US president while reaffirming its commitment to