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The US expects the upcoming trilateral summit with Japan and South Korea on August 18 will be “historic”, according to
UK Takes on Countries Aiding Russia With 25
Following a plea from Ukraine’s first lady Olena Zelensky, the UK has imposed 25 new sanctions on third countries aiding
Polish Farmers Decry Ukrainian Grains, Uneven Playing Field
Poland’s agricultural sector has been grappling with the adverse effects of a significant surge in Ukrainian grain imports, leading to
NATO Expansion Into Asia-Pacific Warned By China
The NATO military alliance, which is led by the United States, has been strongly cautioned by China’s ambassador to Russia
Opening of Zangezur Corridor Will Normalize Azerbaijan and
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan believes the opening of Zangezur Corridor will help normalize Azerbaijan and Armenia relations. Azerbaijan intends
The Elusive Dream: Exploring the Challenges of Titanium
A BBC article from November 2010 predicted that Paraguay would become the world’s primary producer of titanium. However, this idea
NATO: How well is the 20th-century alliance coping
Before Russian President Vladimir Putin launched his ‘Special Military Operation’ in Ukraine last year, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was
Rwanda’s Growing Military Footprints in Sub-Saharan Africa: Boon
A small, landlocked nation in East Africa called Rwanda has become a key participant in resolving military conflicts in sub-Saharan
North Korea and China to Take Relations to
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has vowed to take North Korea – China relations to a “new level”. The
Phillippines Looks to India for Rice Amidst Export
The export of some grades of rice has been banned once again by India, which raises the prospect of fresh
