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UN 2024: India calls for change at UN as conflicts persist
India urged UN reform for global relevance. World leaders adopted the 'Pact of the Future'. India sought a permanent Security Council seat. Modi promoted dialogue in the Ukraine and Israel-Hamas conflicts. Jaishankar condemned Pakistan's terrorism. Trump's return adds uncertainty to the UN's future.
EU leaders to send 'clear message' to Trump on Ukraine, to debate US ties
EU leaders prepare to reaffirm their unwavering support for Ukraine at a summit, signaling disagreement with Trump's calls for a swift peace deal. They will also address potential trade conflicts and security challenges posed by the new U.S. administration, emphasizing unity within the bloc.
Donald Trump seeks tariff reciprocity with countries like India, offering potential advantages
Donald Trump's call for tariff reciprocity with India presents a potential advantage if handled strategically. While Trump's focus remains on China, India's strong trade relationship with the US and its growing role in global supply chains offer leverage. Trump's energy policies, including cheap oil and a potential end to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, could further benefit India.
Ukraine kills Russian chemical weapons chief Igor Kirillov in Moscow
In a brazen attack, Ukraine's SBU intelligence service assassinated Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov, chief of Russia's Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Protection Troops, in Moscow. A bomb hidden in an electric scooter detonated, killing Kirillov and his aide. Russia vowed to avenge the act, while the U.S. denied involvement. Kirillov faced accusations of using chemical weapons against Ukrainian troops.
UFOs, nuclear radiation, or more? The bizarre conspiracy theories behind mysterious US drone sightings
Unexplained drone sightings are causing concern across the US. A CEO suggests the drones might be searching for a substance. He even links the drones to missing nuclear warheads. A software engineer believes drones may be interfering with car clocks via GPS. A family reported their car clock reset after a drone sighting. Authorities are investigating these incidents.
China's 'coercive behaviour' challenges regional peace: Pentagon chief
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin condemned China's "coercive behavior" around Taiwan during a meeting with Japanese counterpart Gen Nakatani in Tokyo. Austin highlighted regional security challenges, including China's actions and Russia's war in Ukraine, reaffirming America's commitment to Japan and South Korea. Nakatani echoed concerns about the worsening security situation.
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Trump is traveling to Paris for Notre Dame Cathedral's reopening celebration, will meet with Macron
Former President Donald Trump is visiting Paris for the Notre Dame Cathedral renovation celebration, accepting an invitation from French President Emmanuel Macron. Macron is seeking to maintain Trump's support for Ukraine against Russia's invasion. This visit comes despite past tensions and Trump's recent nomination of Charles Kushner as ambassador to France.
Germany pledges extra $680 million to Ukraine in effort at reassurance
Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited Ukraine to reassure his country's support amid fears of reduced aid and to address tensions after his call with Putin. Scholz announced $680 million in additional military aid. The visit is significant due to upcoming elections in Germany and potential changes in U.S. support.
Despite no BRICS currency plan, Donald Trump issues threat
US President-elect Donald Trump has threatened 100% tariffs if BRICS countries create their own currency to replace the US dollar. However, a common BRICS currency is not currently being discussed. BRICS members are focusing on trade using their national currencies. India and Russia, as well as India and UAE, are increasingly conducting direct trade in their local currencies.
Looking forward to working closely with incoming US administration: India
India has informed the US about its strong legal and regulatory framework for the export of controlled and dual-use goods following US sanctions on 21 Indian entities. India is committed to international non-proliferation regimes and ensures adherence to UN Security Council sanctions, while focusing on strengthening the India-US strategic partnership.
Joe Biden readies $725 million arms aid package for Ukraine, sources say
The US government is sending a substantial weapons package to Ukraine. The package includes anti-tank weapons, drones, missiles, and ammunition. Controversially, it also includes landmines and cluster munitions. This aid aims to support Ukraine against Russia's advances. The package is worth $725 million. Outgoing President Biden is using his remaining authorized funds before Trump takes office.
Russia alone responsible for S Korea, US, Japan's security concerns on N Korea's troops joining Russia: US
The US accused Russia of causing security issues related to North Korean troops in Ukraine. The US is also concerned about Russia recruiting Yemeni mercenaries. Russia is trying to strengthen its forces in the Ukraine conflict. The US will continue to support Ukraine's fight for freedom. The US supports Ukraine's territorial integrity against Russia. The US maintains its nuclear posture.
Will Trump be able to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine, what can he do? Analysts have this to say
During his US Presidential Election campaigning, Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump had said that he would eventually broker peace between Ukraine and Russia after he resumes office for second term. Eminent analysts from US have asserted about a lot of options regarding that statement form Donald Trump following his victory in the US Presidential Elections.
Ukraine launches UK's Storm Shadow missiles at Russia; Will it be able to slow Moscow's advance?
For the first time, Ukraine has used UK-supplied Storm Shadow missiles to strike targets inside Russia, according to multiple reports. The move follows the recent approval from Washington for Kyiv to deploy US-made ATACMS missiles across the Russian border. Both missile systems have targeted strategic locations, such as ammunition depots, as part of Ukraine¡¯s intensified counteroffensive. Officials in Ukraine, the UK, and the US have declined to comment on the specifics, underlining operational security. These developments signal a strategic shift in Ukraine¡¯s defence efforts against Russia.
China urges 'calm' after Vladimir Putin decree on broader use of nuclear weapons
China called for "calm" and "restraint" following Russia's nuclear threat and Ukraine's use of US-supplied long-range missiles against Russian territory. Putin's decree, allowing for potential nuclear weapon use against Ukraine, drew condemnation from Western powers. Beijing urged de-escalation and a political solution, while Macron sought China's influence to mediate with Russia.
Biden approves anti-personnel mines for Ukraine, US official says
President Biden has authorized sending anti-personnel landmines to Ukraine, marking a significant escalation in military aid. The U.S. asserts these mines, designed to become inert after a set time, will help Ukraine defend its territory against Russian offensives. This decision follows Ukraine's recent use of U.S.
Russia vows response after Ukraine fires long-range US missiles
Russia threatened retaliation after Ukraine launched US-supplied long-range missiles at its territory for the first time. This escalation coincided with Putin's decree easing the use of nuclear weapons, a move condemned by Western powers. Despite the risks, the US confirmed it had authorized Ukraine to use the missiles against military targets within Russia.
Putin 'will not stop on his own,' warns Zelensky on 1,000th day of war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the European Parliament. He marked 1,000 days of the Russian invasion. Zelensky urged Europe to push Moscow harder for peace. He thanked the EU for its support during the conflict. Zelensky also asked the bloc to provide more aid. EU officials assured continued support for Ukraine.
Long-range strikes against Russia: too late to save Ukraine?
The U.S. has decided to allow Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied weapons for strikes inside Russia, a significant policy shift. This decision could help Ukraine defend its position in Russia's Kursk region but is unlikely to change the course of the war. While this move grants Ukraine a tactical advantage, its overall impact remains uncertain, with many viewing it as overdue.
Trump Jr accuses Biden of triggering 'World War III' after President allows Ukraine to use long-range US weapons in Russia
Donald Trump Jr has accused Joe Biden of triggering World War III after he allowed Ukraine to use long-range weapons to strike deep into Russia. This comes as North Korean troops are deployed in support of Moscow¡¯s effort. The decision to allow the use of the Army Tactical Missile Systems, or ATACMS, inside Russia had been under consideration for months.
Trade war under Trump 2.0 may subside if China agrees to shift few of its manufacturing units to US: Jefferies
A new report suggests that China might be open to relocating some manufacturing to the US, potentially easing trade tensions if Trump returns to the White House. The report also highlights the possibility of a Russia-Ukraine peace deal, contingent on Ukraine not joining NATO and Russia's territorial gains.
Vladimir Putin not to be blamed for Ukraine war, Elon Musk shares video pointing finger at US for provoking Russia
Economist Jeffrey D. Sachs argues that the United States' pursuit of NATO expansion, rather than Russian aggression, ignited the conflict in Ukraine. Sachs highlights the broken promise of limiting NATO's eastward expansion and the U.S.'s role in Ukrainian political upheaval as key factors contributing to the crisis.
Smile, flatter and barter: How the world is prepping for Trump part II
World leaders are preparing for a potential second term of Donald Trump as US President. They are trying to build relationships and influence his policies. Some are appealing to his transactional nature, while others are trying to moderate his views. History suggests these efforts may not be successful.
Tough times for Volodymyr Zelensky? President Trump could withdraw support to Ukraine in war with Russia
Recent reports are claiming that the reelection of Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump might be of severe concerns regarding the support for Ukraine on behalf of US and some tough times are might be ahead of Volodymyr Zelensky.
Zelensky hopes Trump victory will bring 'just peace in Ukraine closer'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky congratulated Donald Trump on his election victory, expressing hope for a "just peace in Ukraine" under his leadership. While acknowledging Trump's 'peace through strength' approach, concerns arise over potential shifts in U.S. support for Ukraine amid ongoing Russian aggression. Zelensky emphasized the importance of bipartisan support and highlighted a productive prior meeting between the two leaders.
America's European allies face challenging times, whoever wins presidential election
European allies are concerned about the US's shifting focus away from Europe, regardless of the presidential election outcome. Trump's potential return poses uncertainty for NATO commitments and support for Ukraine, while Harris's win signals policy continuity amid public fatigue. Europe must enhance its defense and manage security autonomously.
Is Russia-Ukraine war drawing to a close? What Zelenskyy said
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signals a potential scaling down of the Russia-Ukraine war, contingent on energy security and freedom of navigation. He emphasizes that Ukraine must maintain a strong position and deny land-for-peace deals while seeking NATO security guarantees.
South Korea considers arms support for Ukraine amid North Korea¡¯s alleged troop deployment to Russia
South Korea is contemplating a range of responses, including possible arms support for Ukraine, in light of North Korea's alleged deployment of troops to Russia. Officials label this as a significant threat to regional security and international stability. North Korea denies these accusations, dismissing them as baseless rumors.
West Asia, Indo-Pacific dominate Jaishankar, Blinken dialogue
India and the US have examined West Asia developments and bilateral cooperation, focusing on emerging technologies, clean energy initiatives, and regional security during talks between S. Jaishankar and Antony Blinken. Discussions also included details from recent Quad and high-level meetings, emphasizing mutual commitments.
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