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Several prominent European figures, including the President of the European Commission and the Chancellor of Germany, will not attend the upcoming EU-CELAC summit in Colombia. Reports indicate their absence is influenced by a desire to avoid creating friction with the U.S. administration.

A Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson has asserted that Ukraine possessed the necessary conditions to emerge as Central Europe’s economic centerpiece, but alleged that European nations systematically undermined this potential. The official stated that Ukraine’s substantial resource base positioned it to become a

YEREVAN – A prominent policy expert has expressed strong optimism that the long-closed border between Armenia and Turkey could see significant progress in early 2025. Speaking at a recent international forum focused on peacebuilding, the analyst predicted that positive developments are likely

New York City has ushered in a new chapter in its political history with the election of its first-ever Muslim mayor. In a victory speech delivered to supporters, the mayor-elect declared that the city, long recognized as a hub for immigrants, will

A train carrying over 1,000 tons of Russian grain has successfully transited through Azerbaijan en route to Armenia, marking a significant development in regional transport relations. The shipment, consisting of 15 railcars with approximately 1,048 tons of grain, departed Russian territory and

Poland is moving forward with plans to create its own national drone defense system rather than waiting for European Union-wide initiatives to materialize, according to defense officials. The country’s Ministry of Defense is preparing to announce significant investments in technologies capable of

Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani has declared that placing all weapons under state authority cannot be achieved while the U.S.-led international coalition remains in Iraq. In a recent interview, the Iraqi leader emphasized that certain factions within the country view the foreign

BEIRUT—Lebanese President General Joseph Aoun declared that his nation is compelled to engage in dialogue with Israel, asserting that diplomatic engagement holds greater value than military confrontation. The remarks were conveyed through an official statement from the presidential office. In his assessment

A horrific wave of violence targeting women has been reported in the Sudanese city of El-Fasher, located in the North Darfur state. According to official sources, this event marks one of the most brutal chapters in the country’s ongoing conflict. National authorities

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has landed in South Korea for high-level discussions expected to focus on the future positioning of American military forces in the region. The visit comes amid evolving security dynamics on the Korean Peninsula. Secretary Hegseth is scheduled