Opinion | The High-Stakes of US-Russia Summit in Riyadh: A Game-Changer in Global Geopolitics
The upcoming US-Russia summit in Riyadh, set to take place in a few days, signals a multitude of critical geopolitical developments. Notably, the agenda will extend beyond the Ukrainian crisis to include other pressing regional issues, such as Iran’s nuclear
Opinion | Supporting Russia is not bias but strategic necessity
Following the Russian-Ukrainian war, the world has witnessed intense polarisation, with some supporting Ukraine and others standing by Russia. However, beyond the biased narratives promoted by Western media, it is essential to examine the issue from a deeper historical and
Trump assumes the role of the US President before the elections
Trump dominated the media landscape and headlines last week, overshadowing significant events such as the escalating situation in the Middle East and the BRICS summit. Despite these pressing issues capturing public attention, Trump managed to draw focus with his controversial
Putin holds pre-summit briefing with BRICS media, discusses global order, Ukraine, expansion
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a pre-summit briefing with heads of leading BRICS media agencies on Thursday, offering insights into Russia’s position on a range of global issues, including the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the expansion of BRICS, and the
Moscow accuses NATO of direct war involvement as Ukraine gains approval to strike targets in Russia – Dailynewsegypt
Germany has joined several other NATO members in permitting Ukraine to use German-supplied weapons against targets within Russia’s borders, signalling a shift in policy regarding the extent to which Kyiv can use Western weaponry against Russia. This move comes as the
Kremlin accuses NATO of direct involvement in Ukraine conflict as fighting intensifies – Dailynewsegypt
The Kremlin has accused the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) of direct confrontation with Russia over the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This follows statements from NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg suggesting Ukraine could use NATO-supplied weapons to attack Russian