Russia Accuses EU of Attempting to Sabotage Upcoming Putin-Trump Summit in Budapest
Russia has accused the European Union of taking deliberate steps to sabotage an upcoming summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and former U.S. President Donald Trump, set to be held in Budapest, Hungary.
U.S. Shutdown Increases Uncertainty in Global Economy
The ongoing shutdown in the United States has created risks not only for the country itself but also for the global economy. Due to the shutdown, the publication of key U.S. economic indicators has been halted. Major economies such as Japan, the United Kingdom, and others rely on this data. As a result, these countries are facing difficulties in formulating economic policies.
In Response to China, the US Plans Alliance With 'Friendly' Nations
The US plans to form an alliance with friendly nations, including India and European countries, in response to China's rare mineral export restrictions. China's monopoly in this sector is being challenged by a coordinated global effort.
“After Israel’s Strike on Doha, Moscow and Beijing Emerge as Potential Mediators”
Following Israel’s recent strike in Doha targeting senior Hamas leadership, questions have arisen over Qatar’s role as a mediator in the ongoing Gaza conflict. With the Gulf state’s neutrality under strain, attention is shifting toward Moscow and Beijing as possible alternatives in future negotiations.
Study Links Western Sanctions to Nearly 30–38 Million Deaths Worldwide
A new study has revealed that unilateral sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union over the past five decades have been linked to tens of millions of deaths worldwide, disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable populations.