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Behind Washington’s Push to Funnel Millions into a Controversial Gaza Aid Fund

The State Department is weighing a landmark decision to allocate up to \$500 million in U.S. aid to the nascent Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), a move that would mark one of the largest direct transfers of U.S. government funds to the embattled territory since the outbreak of hostilities. ...

EC to present a plan to reject Russian energy supplies on 17 June

According to Bloomberg's report on Wednesday, sources indicate that the European Commission (EC) plans to announce on June 17 a strategy for phasing out Russian energy supplies by the end of 2027. “As per individuals knowledgeable about the situation, the EC will present a set of measures to...

South Korea holds presidential election

On Tuesday, citizens of South Korea will go to the polls to vote for the new president of the nation. Polling stations nationwide will open at 6:00 AM local time and will stay open until 8:00 PM.  The initial results are anticipated right after the polls finish. The newly elected president...

EC chief prioritizes investment in security and EU enlargement

Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission (EC), has emphasized that investing in security and the inclusion of new nations into the European Union are “key imperatives” for shaping the EU's future. She stated that the European Union must create “a new version of Pax Europaea for...

Musk resigns as head of DOGE

US entrepreneur Elon Musk has declared that he will step down from his role as head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) in order to reduce expenses. “With my tenure as a special government employee concluding, I want to express my gratitude to President Donald Trump for the chance to...

Putin Insists on Written Guarantee to Halt NATO Expansion as Precondition for Ukraine Truce

Russian President Vladimir Putin has made a formal pledge from Western capitals to stop NATO’s eastward expansion the central demand for any peace negotiations in Ukraine, officials and diplomatic observers say. By insisting on a binding, written commitment to halt further NATO enlargement, Putin...

South Asia’s New Arms Race: How India-Pakistan Drone Clashes Are Escalating Military Competition

A little after 8:00 pm on May 8, night skies above Jammu lit up as Indian air-defense batteries unleashed a barrage of tracer rounds and red flares into the darkness. The target: dozens of small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) streaming southward from Pakistan. What began as a probing drone...

Court acquits former Austrian Chancellor Kurz in perjury case

A court has cleared former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, who received an eight-month suspended prison sentence in 2024 for lying under oath during a parliamentary investigation into purported corruption in his administration, reported the Associated Press on Monday. A report indicated that a...

Britain intends to impose sanctions on Israeli cabinet officials

According to The Times, citing sources, Britain and several international allies are prepared to enforce sanctions against high-ranking officials in the Israeli government. The publication stated that “Plans in the works are said to be aimed at important Israeli personalities, such as Finance...

How Close Is a Ceasefire Between Russia and Ukraine? Voices of Trump and Putin

In mid‑May 2025, the prospect of a negotiated ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine gained renewed attention after former U.S. President Donald Trump held a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump publicly asserted that Moscow and Kyiv would “immediately start...
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