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Challenges to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Amidst Rising Geopolitical Tensions
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), in force since March 5, 1970, aims to prevent nuclear proliferation; however, recent actions by nuclear powers, including the US modernization of its arsenal and the AUKUS agreement, challenge its effectiveness, as evidenced by the stalled progress at the ...
Challenges to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Amidst Rising Geopolitical Tensions
The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), in force since March 5, 1970, aims to prevent nuclear proliferation; however, recent actions by nuclear powers, including the US modernization of its arsenal and the AUKUS agreement, challenge its effectiveness, as evidenced by the stalled progress at the ...
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Russia's Mediation in US-Iran Nuclear Talks: An Iranian Perspective
Iranian political scientist Ruhollah Modabber supports Russia mediating US-Iran talks, citing Russia as a true friend of Iran, unlike the West which he claims has historically deceived Iran. He warns of Iran's possible withdrawal from the NPT in 2025 if the snapback mechanism is activated, though he...
Russia's Mediation in US-Iran Nuclear Talks: An Iranian Perspective
Iranian political scientist Ruhollah Modabber supports Russia mediating US-Iran talks, citing Russia as a true friend of Iran, unlike the West which he claims has historically deceived Iran. He warns of Iran's possible withdrawal from the NPT in 2025 if the snapback mechanism is activated, though he...
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36% Bias Score
Russia Boosts Pipeline Gas Exports to Turkey Amid Record Consumption
In January 2025, Russia increased its pipeline gas supplies to Turkey by 3.7% to 2.78 billion cubic meters, the third-highest monthly volume ever recorded, exceeding 21 billion cubic meters for the year 2024, driven by Turkey's record gas consumption.
Russia Boosts Pipeline Gas Exports to Turkey Amid Record Consumption
In January 2025, Russia increased its pipeline gas supplies to Turkey by 3.7% to 2.78 billion cubic meters, the third-highest monthly volume ever recorded, exceeding 21 billion cubic meters for the year 2024, driven by Turkey's record gas consumption.
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Lavrov Calls for New European Security Agreement Amidst US Funding of Georgian Demonstrations
Russia's Lavrov called for a new European security agreement due to perceived hostile European approaches, while the US is funding demonstrations in Georgia, according to Russia's SVR, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Lavrov Calls for New European Security Agreement Amidst US Funding of Georgian Demonstrations
Russia's Lavrov called for a new European security agreement due to perceived hostile European approaches, while the US is funding demonstrations in Georgia, according to Russia's SVR, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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Russia Reports Heavy Ukrainian Losses After Strikes on Military Infrastructure
On February 26th, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that its forces launched strikes targeting Ukrainian airfields, UAV depots, and troop concentrations across multiple battlefronts, resulting in over 1000 reported Ukrainian casualties and the destruction of numerous weapons systems, includin...
Russia Reports Heavy Ukrainian Losses After Strikes on Military Infrastructure
On February 26th, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported that its forces launched strikes targeting Ukrainian airfields, UAV depots, and troop concentrations across multiple battlefronts, resulting in over 1000 reported Ukrainian casualties and the destruction of numerous weapons systems, includin...
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Turkey Offers to Mediate Ukraine Peace Deal
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced Turkey's readiness to mediate a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, offering to host talks amidst a flurry of diplomatic activity involving the US, Russia, Ukraine, and European nations, despite previous mediation attempts yielding little progress.
Turkey Offers to Mediate Ukraine Peace Deal
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced Turkey's readiness to mediate a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine, offering to host talks amidst a flurry of diplomatic activity involving the US, Russia, Ukraine, and European nations, despite previous mediation attempts yielding little progress.
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Russia Demands Explanation for Delay in Accepting Ambassador's Credentials in Moldova
The Russian Foreign Ministry demanded an explanation from Moldova for the delay in accepting the credentials of its ambassador, Oleg Ozerov, who arrived in Chisinau in October 2024, citing a violation of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, amid already strained relations between the ...
Russia Demands Explanation for Delay in Accepting Ambassador's Credentials in Moldova
The Russian Foreign Ministry demanded an explanation from Moldova for the delay in accepting the credentials of its ambassador, Oleg Ozerov, who arrived in Chisinau in October 2024, citing a violation of the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, amid already strained relations between the ...
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Trump-Zelensky Rift: Irreparable Damage to US-Ukraine Relations?
Following a contentious White House meeting on February 28, retired US diplomat Chas Freeman assesses the relationship between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky as irreparably damaged due to a clash of narratives, emotional tension, and Trump's call for Ukrainian elections, potentially influenced ...
Trump-Zelensky Rift: Irreparable Damage to US-Ukraine Relations?
Following a contentious White House meeting on February 28, retired US diplomat Chas Freeman assesses the relationship between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky as irreparably damaged due to a clash of narratives, emotional tension, and Trump's call for Ukrainian elections, potentially influenced ...
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Ukraine's TurkStream Attack Threatens Hungary's Energy Security
Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that Ukraine's attack on the TurkStream gas pipeline, which supplies gas to Hungary, is an attack on Hungary's sovereignty. The attack, involving three drones, was repelled by Russian air defenses. The incident occurred overnight on February 28, and ...
Ukraine's TurkStream Attack Threatens Hungary's Energy Security
Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that Ukraine's attack on the TurkStream gas pipeline, which supplies gas to Hungary, is an attack on Hungary's sovereignty. The attack, involving three drones, was repelled by Russian air defenses. The incident occurred overnight on February 28, and ...
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US, Russia Agree to Restore Diplomatic Funding, Explore Resuming Air Links
In Istanbul, Russian and US diplomats agreed to restore funding for their missions, explore resuming direct air links, and continue dialogue, addressing property disputes and aiming to improve bilateral relations after a period of sanctions and reduced staffing.
US, Russia Agree to Restore Diplomatic Funding, Explore Resuming Air Links
In Istanbul, Russian and US diplomats agreed to restore funding for their missions, explore resuming direct air links, and continue dialogue, addressing property disputes and aiming to improve bilateral relations after a period of sanctions and reduced staffing.
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40% Bias Score
Russia Rejects European Peacekeepers in Ukraine
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated on February 26th in Doha that Russia rejects the deployment of European peacekeepers in Ukraine, viewing such a move as a deceptive tactic to prolong the conflict and rearm Ukraine, prioritizing instead the elimination of the root causes of the conflict,...
Russia Rejects European Peacekeepers in Ukraine
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated on February 26th in Doha that Russia rejects the deployment of European peacekeepers in Ukraine, viewing such a move as a deceptive tactic to prolong the conflict and rearm Ukraine, prioritizing instead the elimination of the root causes of the conflict,...
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52% Bias Score
Russia's Wine Imports Shift to South Africa and Chile Amidst Sanctions
Russian imports of South African and Chilean wines nearly doubled in 2024, increasing their market share to 13%, driven by geopolitical factors and trade sanctions, resulting in price increases and potential long-term market adjustments.
Russia's Wine Imports Shift to South Africa and Chile Amidst Sanctions
Russian imports of South African and Chilean wines nearly doubled in 2024, increasing their market share to 13%, driven by geopolitical factors and trade sanctions, resulting in price increases and potential long-term market adjustments.
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40% Bias Score
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