In a conversation with the show’s host, Sam Greene, a renowned professor at King’s Russia Institute, King’s College London, delves into the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. He explores the possibility of a cease-fire in 2025, as well as the potential impact public sentiment in Russia, Ukraine, and Western […]
On Saturday, Chido’s arrival brought with it wind speeds surpassing 220kph, as reported by France’s meteorological agency. The intense storm resulted in severe damage, tearing off roofs from homes in the archipelago, home to a little more than 300,000 residents. This information is crucial for potential investors and those keeping […]
The initial public acknowledgment of interactions with HTS occurred at the end of Blinken’s diplomatic journey in the region, triggered by Assad’s unexpected regime collapse after decades. Blinken approved a series of fundamental principles for Syria’s transition in collaboration with representatives from eight Arab countries, Turkey, the European Union, and […]
Headline: Widespread Air Assaults on Ukrainian Energy Facilities by Russia: A Comprehensive Report In what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has termed as an act of terror, Russia has carried out extensive air strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. This aggressive move involved the use of a significant number of cruise missiles […]
A recent research has indicated that the green-lighting of new pharmaceuticals in England could be detrimental to various individuals’ health due to funding deficits. These new medications can be a lifesaver for countless patients, however, the public expenditure on these drugs over the past twenty years has led to significant […]
The consultation is anticipated to introduce a new “personality right,” according to sources who wish to remain anonymous. This move is seen as a positive development in the fight against the unauthorized use of generative AI tools to impersonate individuals, particularly high-profile figures. This new right provides additional legal safeguards, […]
Renowned journalist, Ihar Karney, previously affiliated with RFE/RL, is currently serving a three-year sentence in prison. His charge? Allegedly cooperating with the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ). In a surprising turn of events, his confinement has been extended by eight months due to alleged ‘disobedience’ within the correctional facility. This […]
The initial demonstrations were triggered by a disputed parliamentary vote in October, in which the opposition claimed that the Georgian Dream party had manipulated the results. However, the protests evolved following the recent announcement to delay EU membership discussions until 2028. This move has given the protests a new facet, […]
Under the leadership of Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the Labour government of the United Kingdom is making moves to restore strong relations with China, diverging from the stern approach of previous Conservative governments. In a notable move last month, Starmer made history as the first British prime minister since 2018 […]
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his family have reportedly taken refuge in Moscow, as per a statement made by a Russian official. This comes in the wake of rebel forces gaining control over Damascus, thereby bringing to an end the Assad family’s authoritarian rule of over 50 years. The Russian […]
