Paul Kagame Encourages Rwanda to Become More Independent Amid Rising US Pressure on Congo Involvement
Rwanda’s leader, Paul Kagame, spoke out on Thursday, pushing for his nation to rely more on itself. This comes as […]
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US Seizes Russian-Flagged Oil Tanker in North Atlantic Amid Venezuela Tensions
US forces have boarded and seized a Russian-flagged oil tanker known as the Marinera—previously called the Bella 1—in the North
Syria Joins US-Led Coalition Against IS After Landmark Trump–al-Sharaa Meeting
Syria has agreed to join the US-led international coalition fighting the Islamic State group, marking a major shift in Washington’s
Ukraine Battles to Hold Pokrovsk as Russian Forces Close In
Ukraine’s top commander has acknowledged that his troops are under immense pressure defending the front-line town of Pokrovsk, where Russian
G7 Condemns Russia’s Strikes on Ukraine’s Energy System as Kyiv Warns of ‘Nuclear Terrorism’
The Group of Seven (G7) nations has strongly condemned Russia’s renewed attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, calling them devastating and
Allies Unite to Cut Off Russia’s Oil and Gas Power in Global Market Push
More than 20 nations supporting Ukraine have pledged to remove Russian oil and gas from the global market, intensifying pressure
Zelensky Urges EU to Approve Loan from Frozen Russian Funds to Boost Ukraine’s Defense
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on European Union leaders to support a proposal that would release billions of euros
US Prepares New Wave of Sanctions Against Russia Amid Ongoing Ukraine Conflict
The United States is set to announce a new round of tough sanctions against Russia as the war in Ukraine
US Lawmakers Threaten Sanctions Against South Africa Over Support for Palestine and Ties With Iran
A proposed bill in the United States Congress is calling for sanctions against South Africa, a move that could seriously
Winnie Mandela interview | South Africa | Sanctions | Daytime | 1985
ANC activist Winnie Mandela speaks to Thames TV’s ‘Daytime’ dialogue present concerning the British governments coverage in the direction of