The Kremlin confirmed that Russia and France have resumed technical-level contacts, which, if there is political will, could help quickly restore high-level dialogue. Russian officials noted no clear indication yet of mutual desire for talks.
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The EU is weighing a so-called “membership lite” option for Ukraine as full accession remains distant. The proposal reflects political, economic, and security constraints shaping enlargement policy.
Ukrainian officials say a Russian Gerbera UAV was found with a mount for an FPV drone, marking its first recorded use in that role. The FPV drone itself was not recovered, and its exact purpose remains unclear.
New DOJ-released Epstein files reveal a long-built financial and institutional architecture that treated pandemics as investable, profit-generating events years before COVID-19. The documents trace how capital, simulations, reinsurance, and vaccine pipelines converged through a small, powerful network.
Critics argue that left-wing politicians in Europe are now openly acknowledging mass migration agendas long dismissed as conspiracy. Statements from prominent leaders are fueling renewed debate over culture, identity, and national sovereignty.
The United States has formally exited the Paris Climate Agreement, ending its participation in the global climate pact. The move revives Trump-era arguments centered on economic growth, national sovereignty, and taxpayer protection.
As Latin America heads into pivotal 2026 elections, crime, socialism fatigue, and China’s influence are reshaping the political landscape. The outcome could redefine U.S. alliances across the Western Hemisphere.
Critics of technocratic systems joined a CHD panel to debate geoengineering, weather modification and threats to the environment and human health. The discussion explored climate change responses and the implications of climate intervention strategies.
India and the European Union concluded nearly two decades of negotiations by agreeing on a landmark free trade agreement that will significantly reduce tariffs and deepen economic ties. Both sides hailed the deal as transformative for global commerce and strategic cooperation.
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