U.S. boosts military presence in Middle East
Austin reportedly communicated with Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, reaffirming the U.S. commitment to Israel's security.
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Russian Foreign Ministry accuses West of promoting destructive agenda in South Caucasus
The spokesperson did not specify which Western countries or specific actions she was referring to, but her comments are seen as a broad critique of Western diplomatic and economic initiatives in the region.
Kremlin spokesman weighs in on Shoigu’s new role, Blinken’s Ukraine visit, and cybersecurity accusations
Regarding Shoigu's new role, Peskov confirmed that the former defence minister is moving to a "very high-ranking post with a broad scope of tasks." He emphasized the importance of this position, stating that it is "of great importance for the whole country."
Japan bids to host 2027 ADB meeting
Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki announced Japan's bid to host the 60th annual ADB meeting in 2027, emphasizing Japan's support with a ¥162 billion pledge to the Asian Development Fund.
Geopolitical chess: Russia’s naval base in Ochamchire raises stakes in Black Sea
Russia's plan to establish a permanent naval base in Ochamchire is reshaping the geopolitical landscape in the Black Sea. As tensions rise, Georgia and U.S. allies face strategic challenges that could impact regional dynamics and global security.
Armenia Ensures Stable Natural Gas Prices From Russia In 2024
The decision made by Russia to maintain the price of natural gas for Armenia in 2024 marks a significant milestone. This agreement highlights the strong economic cooperation and trust between the two nations, showcasing Russia's reliability as a steadfast partner in the Eurasian region.
Uzbekistan And Georgia Strengthen Diplomatic Ties Ahead Of 30th Anniversary
These discussions contribute to regional integration and connectivity, particularly in anticipation of the upcoming 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Uzbekistan and Georgia in 2024.
Nepal Arrests 12 Individuals For Smuggling Nepalis Into Russia’s Army In Ukraine
The gang allegedly demanded fees ranging from Rs 700,000 to Rs 1,100,000 per person, claiming to arrange visit visas and necessary documents for recruitment into the Russian Army, as reported by the District Police Circle in Kathmandu.