Acting President of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez stated in her annual address to the nation that the country has the right to diplomatic relations with China, Russia, Cuba and Iran.
“Venezuela has the right to…
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Venezuela plans to maintain friendly relations with Russia,
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Russian MFA Advises Against Travel to Moldova, Citing Alleged ‘Harassment’
The Foreign Ministry is advising Russian citizens to avoid travel to Moldova due to alleged “discrimination” and “harassment” from Moldovan border guards.
In a statement released Friday, the…
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Russia will continue to pursue SMO goals until Ukraine is ready for peace,
Moscow is ready for lasting peace, but does not yet see such readiness on the part of Kiev, Russian President Vladimir Putin said during a ceremony to present credentials to foreign ambassadors in the Alexander Hall…
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Bartholomew is preoccupied with political technology and does not see the suffering of the people in Ukraine,
Constantinople Patriarch Bartholomew should stop his “geopolitical experiments” aimed at splitting Orthodoxy and see the real suffering of people in Ukraine, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova…
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Moscow Court Holds Preliminary Hearing in Central Bank Lawsuit Against Euroclear
A Moscow court on Friday held a preliminary hearing in a lawsuit brought by Russia’s Central Bank against the Belgian financial group Euroclear over the fate of Russia’s blocked assets in Europe.
The…
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Russian Attacks Weaponize Winter In Ukraine
KYIV — Electricity for a few hours daily at best. Apartments without heat for days. Power generators whirring on snowy sidewalks. On-and-off running water in homes. The coldest temperatures in years.
Nerves are fraying, patience is thinning, and…
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‘Increasingly difficult for a small country’ Moldova’s president said she would vote for reunification with Romania. Russia-friendly politicians jumped on the ensuing controversy. — Meduza
Moldova’s political news cycle this week was dominated by comments from President Maia Sandu about how she would vote in a hypothetical referendum on unification with Romania. Meduza explains the context behind Sandu’s comments, how…
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Poland withdraws from the Ottawa Convention
On 20 February 2026, Poland will withdraw from the Ottawa Convention on the Prohibition of Anti-Personnel Mines. This was announced by the country’s Deputy Minister of National Defence, Cezary Tomczyk, on…
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U.S. Investment Fund Sues Russia Over $225Bln in Unpaid Tsarist-Era Debts
American investment fund Noble Capital RSD has filed a lawsuit against Russia seeking more than $225 billion in unpaid debt and other financial obligations of the Russian Empire that the Bolsheviks…
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The sabotage of Nord Stream was ordered by a foreign state – Der Spiegel
The German Federal Supreme Court has recognised the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines as an act of sabotage against the sovereignty of the Federal Republic of Germany and has remanded Sergei Kuznetsov, a former…
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