South Africa has started investigating Russian companies’ widening recruitment of young women from African countries to manufacture drones, Bloomberg reported, citing an anonymous source familiar with the matter.
The Alabuga factory…
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Russia Signals Possible Flexibility in Peace Talks Over Parts of Ukraine
Russia Reportedly Ready for Partial Territorial Compromise in Talks With Ukraine
Moscow is allegedly considering a partial compromise on territorial demands in negotiations with Ukraine, though the Kremlin has not officially…
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EU must take into account Russia’s security issues for peace in Ukraine – RS
Russia, as well as Ukraine, must be included in the European security system in order to resolve the armed conflict. Responsible Statecraft (RS) writes about this.
“The inability to take place this week [on August…
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Mysterious “little red dots” could reveal how the first black holes formed
Astronomers at the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian have proposed a new explanation for some of the universe’s most puzzling early galaxies, nicknamed “little red dots.”
In the study, published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters,…
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Trump ‘very angry’ at Ukraine hitting Russian pipeline feeding Orbán – POLITICO
In his note, Orbán wrote that “just before the historic meeting between President Trump and [Russian President Vladimir] Putin in Alaska,” Ukraine carried out drone strikes on the Druzhba oil pipeline in Russian territory.
The…
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Why do war-torn Myanmar’s generals want elections? – DW – 08/22/2025
Myanmar’s military rulers officially ended the country’s state of emergency in early August — more than four years after it was imposed following the 2021 coup.
Power has been transferred to an interim civilian government, with national…
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Is China an environmental friend or foe for Southeast Asia? – DW – 08/22/2025
From nickel processing plants in Indonesia to rare earth mines in Myanmar, Chinese companies are expanding operations in sectors that environmentalists warn could have severe long-term consequences for rivers, air quality, and local…
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Germany looking to end reliance on US tech giant Bild
Berlin has begun testing open source tools to replace Microsoft software in pursuit of digital sovereignty
Germany is considering abandoning Microsoft software in favor of open-source alternatives, Bild has reported. The move has come as countries…
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Europe’s ‘Peace Through Weakness’ Hypocrisy in Ukraine
Europe’s vision for ending the war in Ukraine might fairly be summed up as “peace through strength.” The question now is whether that’s anything more than a mere vision.
For years, Europe has deemed Russia’s war in Ukraine to be…
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The United States banned the transfer of intelligence on negotiations with Ukraine – CBS
The head of the US National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, signed a directive prohibiting the transfer to Western partners of the Five Eyes of intelligence on negotiations with Russia and Ukraine concerning the…
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