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The Munich Security Conference once again became a stage for political tension as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton engaged in a pointed exchange with a Czech political leader during a panel discussion on the state of the West. The debate centered on the role of the United States in Europe and the broader
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Three men have filed civil lawsuits accusing actor Kevin Spacey of sexual misconduct that they allege occurred between 2000 and 2013. According to the court filings, one claimant asserts that Spacey engaged in repeated inappropriate behavior, while another alleges that the incident took place
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There is enormous frustration in these words. The “peace plan” presented by the U.S. government is causing endless anger in exiled Russian activist Garry Kasparov. During a security forum in Canada, his voice nearly cracked. According to him, the embarrassment the United States suffered over
Read more: Kasparov warns West that Ukraine collapse would endanger Europe
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has formally agreed in writing to refrain from attacking Europe. “The truth is that we never intended to do that, but if they want to hear it from us, we will put it in writing,” he said on Thursday. Putin described as “ridiculous” the claims that Russia intends to invade Europe
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Tension surrounding the World Climate Conference in Brazil has risen sharply after Indigenous groups and their supporters broke into the heavily protected UN compound in Belém. Their action aimed to honor and demand justice for environmental defenders and Indigenous community members killed i
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As global cities search for new ways to improve urban life, many are turning to an increasingly popular solution: expanding car-free zones. These pedestrian-focused areas aim to reduce air pollution, lower noise levels and create more inviting spaces for residents and visitors alike. City
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South Korea has requested nuclear-powered submarine fuel from the United States, marking a significant step in strengthening its naval capability. While Seoul is not seeking nuclear weapons, this technology — used by major global powers — allows submarines to remain submerged
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Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed deep concern over the recent U.S. military strike on a vessel off the Venezuelan coast, calling it a dangerous escalation that could destabilize the wider Caribbean region. In a statement released after a phone conversation with Venezuelan Foreign
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Europe is entering a new phase of redefining its security in the face of growing threats of Russian incursions into its airspace. For weeks, several European Union member states have reported repeated violations by unmanned drones, accelerating the need to reinforce the EU’s eastern flank. In response
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German-Israeli musician Alon Ohel remains a hostage in the Gaza Strip since the terrorist attack carried out by Hamas on October 7, 2023. A recently released video circulated in international media shows him in alarming condition: blind, weakened, and visibly emaciated. His uncle confirmed
Read more: Anguish in Israel: Musician Alon Ohel Remains Captive and Has Lost His Sight
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Russian President Vladimir Putin surprised with a more conciliatory tone by expressing his willingness to extend for one year the current nuclear arms control treaty between Moscow and Washington, known as New START, provided that the United States does the same. This agreement,
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama has warned of a troubling rise in politically motivated violence in the country following the murder of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, and delivered unusually sharp criticism of his Republican successor, Donald Trump. Speaking at an event in
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