Multiple Nations Issue Travel Warnings Amid Rising Tensions In Israel
French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, through a statement on social media, advised against travel to Iran, Lebanon, Israel, and the Palestinian territories.
Russia Launches Angara-A5 Space Rocket
Russia intends to use its cargo capacities to send modules for a rival to the ISS, which it aims to build in the coming years
China Defies US Criticism Over Its Ties With Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with President Xi Jinping and top diplomat Wang Yi, and the two agreed to strengthen strategic cooperation
US Threatens To Hold China Responsible If Russia Gains Ground In Ukraine
Russia is increasingly utilizing armaments from North Korea and Iran, both of which are under significant sanctions, to fuel its war in Ukraine
Russia Talks Are No Longer In France’s Interest
France's foreign minister, Stephane Sejourne has ruled out holding discussions with Russia over the Moscow concert hall attack
Over 10,000 Houses Flood Across Russia As Ural River Surges
The Kremlin announced that flooding was now unavoidable in the Urals region of Kurgan and the Siberian region of Tyumen
Russian Missile Strikes On Ukrainian City Of Kharkiv Kill 6, 11 Injured
On the ground in Ukraine, Russian forces were advancing, and pushing back against them was “difficult,” said Oleksandr Syrskyi, commander of Ukraine's armed forces.
US Officials Affirm No Demand for India to Cut Russian Oil Imports Amidst Price Cap Implementation
Clarifying the United States' stance, two US officials stated on Monday that there hasn't been any request for India to curtail its imports of Russian oil.
Russia Following South Korea’s Sanctions: Unfriendly
Russia criticizes South Korea's sanctions on Russian individuals and businesses, accusing it of unfriendly behavior
US Treasury Officials in India Advocate for Oil Price Cap to Curb Russian Profits and Ensure Global Energy Stability
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, the G7 nations, along with the European Union and Australia, collectively enforced a price cap.
