By Nikola Mikovic Russia is facing a choice – endless negotiations with the United States or a conflict with Western-backed Ukraine. The US seems to be ready for both options, but the Kremlin…
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By Tammy Hung The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) has appointed Jeffrey Winchman, a former CIA official, as the new election threats executive responsible for…
by Charlotte Cuthbertson COCHISE COUNTY, Ariz.—Millions of dollars of unfinished border wall materials have lain in the deserts of Arizona since January 2021, after President…
By Aldgra Fredly Japan, South Korea, and the United States held trilateral talks on Monday to discuss countermeasures to North Korea’s “series” of ballistic missile launches—the fourth already this…
by Cristina Laila Virginia Democrats on Monday refused to applaud when Governor Youngkin said parents have the fundamental right to make decisions with regard to their…
by Reuters PARIS—France’s parliament gave final approval on Sunday to the government’s latest COVID-19 measures, including a vaccine pass. Lawmakers in the lower house of parliament…
by Frank Dong China is restricting people from leaving the country, and even U.S. permanent residents or U.S. citizens have been caught by this campaign. Over…
By HARALD MALMGREN In 1999, Vladimir Putin suddenly sprang from bureaucratic obscurity to the office of Prime Minister. When, a few months later, Yeltsin unexpectedly…
By Paul Craig Roberts As Stephen Lendman reports, “Biden Regime Rejects Russia’s Security Demands.” The bad news is there cannot be normal, friendly relations between the…
By dw.com German Chancellor Olaf Scholz addressed the Bundestag on Wednesday to answer questions from lawmakers. Scholz — who gave his first briefing to parliament as chancellor…