World
Biden
Israel and Hamas have finally reached a ceasefire and hostage release deal after talks mediated by Qatar, Egypt, and the US, marking a potential end to the bloodiest war to mar the region in decades.
Jan. 15
Armed Forces of Ukraine
Canberra may expel Russia’s ambassador after reports that volunteer fighter Oscar Jenkins, captured in Ukraine, was murdered, marking a historic breach of international law if true.
Jan. 15
Ukraine
Ukraine must be given “real security guarantees that everyone in the world, including Russia, will be afraid to exceed,” the Polish prime minister says.
Jan. 15
US
The former Fox News anchor said the Kremlin’s takeover of Crimea and deployment of the Russian army to invade Ukraine’s Donbas region was “a minor” incident.
Jan. 15
US
Washington will also support Armenia’s defense sector reforms, according to a press release by the US Embassy in Armenia.
Jan. 15
North Korea
According to the South Korean intelligence reports, by the beginning of January, approximately 300 North Korean soldiers had been killed in combat, and about 2,700 were injured.
Jan. 15
War in Ukraine
President Vučić has a historic opportunity to act bravely and secure Serbia’s place among the world’s most advanced nations.
Jan. 15
Germany
As Germany gears up for upcoming federal elections, the pro-Moscow Alternative für Deutschland party, backed also by Elon Musk, promises to return to business as usual with Russia.
Jan. 15
The world in focus, as seen by Canadian leading global affairs analyst Michael Bociurkiw in a quick review of the biggest news in international media today.
Jan. 15
Moscow
The self-proclaimed republic has been unable to provide heating and hot water to residents since Jan. 1, when Moscow cut off gas to Moldova over a financial dispute.
Jan. 15
Putin
Trump’s team hints at peace talks with Putin; Australia demands answers over the reported death of an Australian fighter; and Russian attacks intensify across key fronts in Donetsk and Luhansk.
Jan. 15
Russia
The Kremlin and now-exiled Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad in 2017 agreed Russia should have long-term access to Tartus naval port, but the new leadership in Damascus seems not so sure.
Jan. 14
Energy
Russia will no longer be able to ‘blackmail’ the Czech Republic, Prime Minister Petr Fiala told reporters.
Jan. 14
Russia
Feshchenko, who was also a Russian kettlebell-lifting champion, reportedly died from a gunshot wound to the head after a heated argument with another man.
Jan. 14
War in Ukraine
Talking from his Mar-a-Lago estate, Trump said he knew that Putin wanted a meeting and that a conversation was being prepared for the near future, stressing: “We have to end this war.”
Jan. 14
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Kyiv Post exclusive: The Trump White House is moving toward accepting key Russian demands, emboldening the Kremlin as it seeks to undermine Zelensky and shape the war’s end on Moscow’s terms.
Mar. 10