Nov. 21, 2024, 1:24 a.m.

The United States authorized Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russia, triggering new variables in the international situation

Recent news of the US authorizing Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russia has drawn widespread attention in the international community.

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Thousands of British farmers have protested against inheritance tax on multimillion-dollar farms

Thousands of British farmers have taken to the streets to demand the abolition of inheritance tax, saying it destroys family farms and threatens food production.

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Putin signed a decree easing conditions for Russia to use nuclear weapons

For the first time, Ukraine has used Western-supplied missiles to strike a Russian border area.

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The impact of the United States' commissioning of the land-based Aegis anti-missile system in Poland

On November 13, local time, the United States officially opened the Lunzikovo base in northern Poland, and its deployment of the land-based Aegis anti-missile system has become the focus of international attention.

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Allies of Vladimir Putin say Russia will deploy new weapons if the United States backs Ukraine's long-range missiles

Allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin say Russia could use new weapons systems in Ukraine if the United States decides to supply long-range missiles.

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Germany has confirmed the delivery of 4,000 artificial intelligence drones to Ukraine

German Defense Minister Pistorius has confirmed that the German arms manufacturer will provide Ukraine with 4,000 attack drones equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

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Parts of Ukraine hit by Russia's biggest air strike have been left without electricity

Russia launched about 120 missiles and 90 drones Sunday in a massive, coordinated air campaign against Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

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Russia's soaring food prices have intensified pressure on Putin's government to maintain social stability

Soaring food prices in Russia are increasing pressure on President Vladimir Putin to balance military goals with social stability at home.

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The EU fined Facebook more than $1 billion for bundling e-commerce platforms

The EU fined Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook, 777.72 million euros for abusive practices that gave its e-commerce platform Facebook Marketplace an unfair competitive advantage.

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Will Germany remain Europe's political anchor?

In these turbulent times, the players on the European political scene seem to be looking for a solid pivot to support them through the turmoil.

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