Europe struggles in covering military aid shortfall to Ukraine
Europe was only able to muster fewer than eight billion euros between July and October.
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Europe was only able to muster fewer than eight billion euros between July and October.
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For Senator Lito Lapid, supporting the anti-dynasty law will provide new generations the chance to run for office; political bloodlines of varying ages…
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In short, the Philippines is pursuing a delicate balancing act, committed to diplomacy and dialogue while simultaneously pushing back against actions that…
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The superficial utility of Ms. Marcos’ agitprop video against her estranged brother is that it is merely another embarrassing episode of a dysfunctional…
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It is the one deep beneath the surface — the one that takes patience, skill, and an understanding of the waters to catch.
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LONDON, United Kingdom (AFP) — Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky was due to meet with European allies in London on Monday, after President Donald Trump…
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Russia launched over 700 drones and missiles at Ukraine overnight.
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The Philippines and Ukraine have something to offer each other, which will likely trigger China, currently bristling over any international support to remake…
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The Treasury Department suspended until at least 29 April economic sanctions against Lukoil-branded gas stations.
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Ukraine warned Russia’s missiles are matched by disinfo, urging young envoys to confront lies shaping global opinion and endangering democracy.
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The youth vote is largely believed to have made a significant impact on the results of the last midterm elections.
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A President inviting the Vice President — and other leaders — to talk is not a grand gesture. It is a normal function of a working system.
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Putin has demanded that Kyiv surrender territory Moscow claims as its own.
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‘I think the administration feels very optimistic.’
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That is why the ICC needed Rodrigo Duterte in the same way that a cocaine addict needs more stuff for his next fix.
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Japan has always loved its rituals. The slow pour of tea. The bow calibrated to millimeters. The gentle glide of a political class which pretends nothing ever…
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Russia, which had come under fire in the international community for bringing North Korean soldiers into its more than three-year conflict with Ukraine, is now…
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