9 Июля 2025
Arab, Chinese leaders agree to boost ties
Chinese and Arab leaders agreed to develop China-Arab relations and discussed a number of regional issues of common interest at the China-Arab Cooperation Forum that concluded in Tianjin, China, on Friday. As part of the “Declaration of Tianjin,” they
Russia hits the reset button, but will it last?
Stalin at Katyn: These are a few glimpses of what a European newspaper described as a kinder, gentler Russia. But three questions immediately arise: Is this real? Why the change? And how to respond to Russia's new foreign policy? In this case, what you
Medvedev expects signing of documents during his Ukrainian visit
signing during his visit to Ukraine. ?A number of documents are being coordinated. They apply to industrial cooperation, energy cooperation, humanitarian exchanges, and interaction in regional and international matters,? the president told Ukrainian
Russia is getting its 'sphere' back
This week Russian President Dmitry Medvedev made his first state visit to Ukraine. After five years of cold relations between the two countries, this trip was meant to cement much warmer ties with Ukraine’s new, Moscow-friendly leader. “Finally,”
Lithuania, Russia discuss energy at first meeting
Water, food, energy and minerals are highly strategic resources. They are essential to human development and, in the case of water and food, to human survival. Food production is, meanwhile, closely intertwined with
U.S. To Back Georgian, Baltic Armies
Talks on preserving the Arctic amid a race for its rich resources have opened in Canada. Protestors have urged those meeting to focus on damage to the fragile region from climate change. US Secretary of
Moscow bombings underline the grim situation in the North Caucasus
Russian security officials have linked Monday's two terrorist bombings in Moscow to the North Caucasus, and analysts in Russia are far from convinced the region has stabilized, as Moscow had claimed.
Russia's president says sanctions for Iran "not optimal" path, but can't be excluded
Antoine Lambroschini At least 24 people were killed near Lubyanka metro station in Moscow Latest blog entries Talking Politics: D-day for journalism? Mark Watson: Don't make me pay to protect people from myself Talking Politics: Typhoon Cameron trumps
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