Accusations of events in Buch must be supported by facts - China's Permanent Representative to the UN

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The determination of those responsible for the events in Buch should be based on the facts, at first the reasons for what happened should be established, said China's Permanent Representative to the →

In Slovakia, a flying car is cleared for take-off and mass production

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emerging europe by Piotr Jędrzejak With the Slovak-made AirCar now officially certified to fly, cars in the sky are finally poised to leave the sci-fi realm and enter the commercial market. Late in →

Peace, putsch or European Syria: 3 endgames for Ukraine

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​politico​​​ How can this nightmare end? From the darkened bomb shelters of Mariupol to the airy corridors of NATO, the question is no less urgent, and no more clear, than when Russian forces →

Russia hits key Ukrainian oil facilities in Odesa and Kremenchuk

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​al jazeera​​​ Russian attacks have destroyed an oil refinery in the central Poltava region and struck “critical infrastructure”, most likely oil facilities, near the key port city of Odesa, local →

Russia denies military forces killed Bucha civilians in Ukraine

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​al jazeera​​​ The Kremlin has categorically rejected accusations that Russian forces were responsible for killing civilians in Bucha, suggesting images of corpses lining the streets were “fakes”. →

US ramps up oil imports from Russia, pursues own interests at expense of European allies amid Ukraine crisis

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​global times​​​ In a contrasting move to its pressuring of European allies to not buy Russian oil against the backdrop of the ongoing Ukraine crisis, the US increased crude oil supplies from Russia →

‘Take that EU’ – netizens mock EU’s counter measures for sanctions against Russian energy

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​global times​​​ Some measures and suggestions brought forward by European politicians to deal with the energy shortage situation due to the Western countries' sanctions against Russia might have →

European energy crisis looms amid Russia-Ukraine tensions, incurring an estimated GDP loss of 1-2% on the bloc

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​global times​​​ With Russia's ruble payment for natural gas taking effect on Friday, the clock is ticking for Europe to grapple with the looming gas cutoff threat which would not only make the bloc →

Turbulence Across Eurasia Will Not Slow Kazakhstan’s Progress

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national interest by Kassym-Jomart Tokayev The unfolding events in the post-Soviet space are challenging, but they will not derail our country’s march forward. The Russian-Ukraine conflict is a →

Unipolarity Is Over: Great Power Rivalry Has Returned to Asia

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​national interest​​​ by Wallace C. Gregson Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and China’s support puts “paid” to any lingering notions of an enduring U.S. unipolar moment, and thoughts that a liberal →

Jordanian Prince Steps Down One Year After Arrest for Coup Plot

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​national interest​​​ by Trevor Filseth Hamzah bin Hussein, a member of Jordan’s Hashemite royal house and the country’s crown prince from 1999 to 2004, announced on Sunday that he had relinquished →

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy addresses Grammys: 'Our musicians wear body armor instead of tuxedos'

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​usa today​​​ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the 64th Grammy Awards Sunday, speaking in a pre-recorded segment shown at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena before John Legend →

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