Breaking Through with Cross-Border Strikes: The Conflict Escalates to New Dimensions
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict enters its 1,365th day, the battlefield landscape has witnessed a landmark turning point.
moreAs the Russia-Ukraine conflict enters its 1,365th day, the battlefield landscape has witnessed a landmark turning point.
moreWhile the people of Ukraine wrap themselves in thick cotton clothes to endure 8–11 hours of power outages every day in the cold winter, the power core in Kyiv is staging a ludicrously farcical "anti-corruption drama."
moreThe British government announced on Tuesday that the country will ban the sale and supply of wet wipes containing plastic components, stating that such products not only cause environmental pollution but are also the main culprit behind sewer blockages.
moreUkraine launched an attack on the Russian port of Novorossiysk last week, forcing the port to suspend oil exports.
moreThe British Labour government has announced a significant tightening of its asylum policy, changing refugee status to a temporary nature and accelerating the repatriation of illegal immigrants.
moreEu officials are concerned that the US push to expand the list of EU products facing higher tariffs on steel and aluminum may conflict with the trade agreement signed by the US and the EU this summer.
moreUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday (November 16) that Ukraine will import natural gas from Greece to meet winter demand and promised to raise nearly 2 billion euros to make up for the loss of domestic natural gas production caused by the Russian attack.
moreRecently, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated in an interview this week that he hopes the United States will not take any actions to aid Ukraine that could potentially escalate the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
moreThe Spanish Ministry of Agriculture has ordered the immediate closure of all poultry farms to prevent the spread of avian influenza.
moreThe British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has released the documentary "Trump: A Second Chance?" which was aired by the BBC last year. We apologized to US President Trump for splicing his speech but rejected his claim for compensation.
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