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UK Imposes Sanctions on Those Connected to Russian Oligarchs

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3 mn readThe UK government has imposed sanctions on the enablers of the Russian oligarchs Roman Abramovich and Alisher Usmanov. These enablers have been accused of hiding Mr Abramovich’s and Usmanov’s assets. Typically, the increasing international concern over the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine has led the United States and other Western nations to impose a number of sanctions on Russia. These measures are intended to pressure the Russian government to respect Ukraine’s territorial integrity and withdraw its soldiers from the country.

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Why countries are counting on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a peacemaker in Russia-Ukraine war?

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3 mn readRussia-Ukraine war has reached its one year with destruction and migration as primary consequences. From the beginning, Ukraine had support of NATO and other western countries including United States, Germany, France, Canada, but Russia is still adamant with no intention to end the war. Amid all this, Countries are considering India as a potential mediator that can actually help in ending war. On the first anniversary of Russia-Ukraine war, a senior US diplomat on a briefing call said, ‘We have said before, the secretary (of State of the US, Antony Blinken) has said India has had a long and complicated history with Russia going back to the Cold War days – that is a deep sustained relationship over many decades’, according to The Hindu report. US senior diplomat expressed and hoped that India will use its relation With Russia to end war.

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Exclusive: Ex-Slovenian President on What’s Next for Eastern Europe After Ukraine Invasion

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9 mn readThe Russian invasion of Ukraine, now ongoing for over 10 weeks, has caused deaths and injuries to Ukrainian and Russian soldiers and civilians and has also led to a global price spike. Being closest to the war zone, Eastern Europe has been most directly affected. In an exclusive interview with Eat News, Danilo Türk, former president of Slovenia from 2007 to 2012 and current president of Club de Madrid, the world’s largest forum of former heads of state, analyzes recent elections in Slovenia, Serbia, Hungary, and France.

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Exclusive: Would a Taiwan Strait war be the same as the Russo-Ukrainian War?  Former Catalan MP: Taiwan should be worried but also breathe a sigh of relief

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5 mn readIt has been more than a month since Russia invaded Ukraine. Although Ukraine is fighting alone and has received material support from Western democracies, including military weapons, Russian troops continue to encircle Kyiv east, south, and north. Taiwan, which is in a similar situation to Ukraine, is also listed as a “tinderbox” by the international media. In an interview with Eat News, Alfons López Tena, a former member of the Spanish General Council of the Judiciary and a former member of the Catalan Parliament, said that Taiwan should be worried but also breathe a sigh of relief.

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The Impact of Biden’s Cowardice and Weakness in the Russo-Ukrainian War

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2 mn readIn the recent years, Russia has been seen as a growing threat to the United States. President Trump has been trying to improve America’s position on the world stage. But Joe Biden was in charge of this position when Russia invaded Ukraine and Crimea; he did not take any action against it.

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India’s diplomatic stand on Russia-Ukraine war is backed by defense experts

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3 mn readRussia-Ukraine crisis is taking turns into dangerous and threatening consequences. Visuals of blasts around residential areas, people running, students finding places to live, and crowd spending night at metro stations in Ukraine is agonizing world. Everybody is puzzled why instead of pacifying the situation through diplomatic talks, Russia preferred a violent stand on Ukraine. The speculations of World War Third started circulating right after Russia deployed troops on Russia-Ukraine border. Although Russian president Vladimir Putin declined the intention to invade Ukraine abruptly, Russia’s stand against Ukraine membership in NATO is adamant from the beginning.

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Ukraine killed 800 Russian troops, Russia claims to destroy 200 Ukrainian special forces

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< 1 mn readThe Russian Ministry of Defense announced earlier that the country has caused a total of about 800 casualties in the Russian army since the beginning of the war, while the Russian Ministry of Defense said on the evening of the 25th that paratroopers had been airborne in Kiev, while the Russian army also blocked the western part of Kiev, but also destroyed more than 200 Ukrainian special forces personnel, while no one was killed or injured in the Russian army.