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NewsDesk MC May 14, 2026May 14, 2026 Abbas Araghchi, brics, china, economic uncertainty, emerging economies, energy security, fuel crisis, geopolitical tensions, global south, Gulf shipping routes, india, Iran war, multilateral diplomacy, Narendra Modi, new delhi, oil prices, russia, Sergey Lavrov, Strait of Hormuz, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, united arab emirates

Iran War, Oil Market Strains Loom Over BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Summit in India

New Delhi— Foreign ministers from the expanding BRICS bloc gathered in New Delhi on Thursday with the Iran conflict, energy

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NewsDesk MC May 13, 2026May 13, 2026 Abbas Araghchi, brics, china, Diplomacy, donald trump, emerging economies, energy prices, foreign ministers meeting, Geopolitics, global south, Gulf conflict, india, International Relations, iran, israel, new delhi, russia, Sergey Lavrov, united arab emirates, united states, Wang Yi

Iran Conflict Looms Over BRICS Summit in Delhi

New Delhi-Foreign ministers from the BRICS bloc will gather in New Delhi on Thursday under the shadow of the escalating

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NewsDesk MC May 9, 2026May 9, 2026 defense spending, europe security, Finland, geopolitical tensions, International Relations, Kremlin, military parade, moscow, nato, Red Square, Reuters style, russia, Russian military, Russian politics, special military operation, sweden, Ukraine conflict, Ukraine War, Victory Day, Vladimir Putin, Western Alliance

Putin Casts Ukraine War as Clash With NATO During Victory Day Address

Moscow — Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that Russian forces fighting in Ukraine were confronting an “aggressive force”

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NewsDesk MC May 9, 2026May 9, 2026 Anish Kapoor, Arsenale, Art Exhibition, art protests, contemporary art, cultural politics, Eurovision voting, geopolitical tensions, Giardini, global art community, Golden Lion, human rights, International Criminal Court, israel, italy, Koyo Kouoh, national pavilions, Reuters style, russia, Venice, Venice Biennale

Venice Biennale Opens Amid Boycotts, Protests and Jury Walkout

Venice — The 61st edition of the Venice Biennale opened on Saturday under mounting political controversy after the event’s jury

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NewsDesk MC May 8, 2026May 8, 2026 artillery strikes, battlefield tensions, Belgorod, border regions, ceasefire, conflict escalation, drone attacks, Eastern Europe, Kursk, kyiv, military operations, moscow, retaliatory strikes, russia, Russia-Ukraine war, Russian defense ministry, Soviet victory, ukraine, Ukrainian forces, Victory Day, Vladimir Putin, war updates, World War II commemorations

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Breaching Victory Day Ceasefire

Moscow— Russia’s defense ministry said on Friday that Ukrainian forces violated a unilateral ceasefire declared by Moscow during commemorations marking

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NewsDesk MC May 7, 2026May 7, 2026 airspace violation, Baltic security, Baltic states, border security, drone crash, drones, Eastern Europe, Estonia, european union, Latvia, Lithuania, military incident, nato, oil depot fire, regional tensions, Rezekne, russia, russian invasion, Ukraine War, unmanned aerial vehicles, Warsaw

Russian Drones Crash in Latvia, Trigger Oil Depot Fire Near Border

Warsaw– Several Russian drones entered Latvian airspace overnight, with two crashing inside the Baltic state and one sparking a brief

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NewsDesk MC May 5, 2026May 5, 2026 battlefield rescue, battlefield survival, drone warfare, Eastern Europe conflict, frontline war, Geneva Convention, kamikaze drones, Kherson liberation, military survival, Molniya drone, odesa, prisoner exchange, prisoner of war, russia, Russian army, Russian dugout, Russian soldier surrender, trench warfare, ukraine, Ukraine conflict, Ukrainian army, Vadym Lietunov, war captivity, war rehabilitation

Ukrainian soldier survives two weeks inside Russian dugout after frontline blast and unlikely surrender

“I was a prisoner. But in the end, I came out with a prisoner.” When Ukrainian corporal Vadym Lietunov ran

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NewsDesk MC May 4, 2026May 4, 2026 Baltic Sea, china, coast guard, EU sanctions, forged documents, geopolitical tensions, international law, maritime law, maritime safety, oil transport, prosecution, regulatory enforcement, russia, sanctions compliance, sanctions evasion, seaworthiness, shadow fleet, shipping industry, sweden, Ukraine conflict, vessel inspection

Sweden detains Chinese captain over suspected sanctions-breaching vessel

Stockholm — Swedish authorities have arrested a Chinese national serving as captain of a vessel suspected of being part of

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NewsDesk MC May 2, 2026 air strike, battlefield claims, black sea, civilian casualties, drone strike, energy exports, front line, kherson, krasnodar, military escalation, myropillia, odesa, oil terminal, port infrastructure, russia, Russian forces, russian invasion, sumy region, tuapse, ukraine, Ukraine War

Russian Drone Strike Kills Two in Kherson as Moscow Reports Front-Line Gains

Kyiv — A Russian drone strike killed two people and wounded seven others after hitting a minibus in the southern

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NewsDesk MC May 1, 2026May 1, 2026 asset seizure, billionaire, embezzlement, financial crime, fraud case, legal case, Maxim Basov, Moscow court, Rusagro, russia, Russian business, Russian prosecutors, Vadim Moshkovich

Russian Prosecutors Seek Seizure of Billionaire Moshkovich’s Assets in Fraud Case

Moscow– Russian prosecutors have asked a court to approve the seizure of assets belonging to billionaire Vadim Moshkovich, founder of