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Author: Steven Sahiounie
Poland could lead a “coalition of the willing,” Anders Rasmussen has claimed Former NATO Secretary-General Anders Rasmussen has claimed that some member states could volunteer to send soldiers to Ukraine, if the country is not offered security assurances on a wide range of issues at an upcoming summit. Rasmussen, who serves as an adviser to Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and worked with his predecessor, Pyotr Poroshenko, said Kiev should be given written guarantees before NATO leaders meet in Vilnius, Lithuania next month, including for Western intelligence-sharing, weapons transfers and joint military training. “If NATO cannot agree on a clear path forward for Ukraine,…
The Pakistani Foreign Ministry has issued a statement confirming that a delegation met with Chinese and Iranian officials to institutionalize discussions and cooperation on security and counterterrorism issues. The first-ever trilateral meeting on security and counterterrorism was held on Wednesday between officials from China, Iran, and Pakistan in Beijing, according to a statement by the Pakistani Foreign Ministry. The Iranian delegation, led by Rasoul Mousavi, Director General of the Foreign Ministry’s South Asia Affairs and assistant to the country’s Foreign Minister, engaged in productive discussions with their Chinese and Pakistani counterparts. Bai Tian, Director General of China’s Foreign Ministry’s Department of External Security Affairs,…
The Israeli occupation forces demolish a Palestinian prisoner’s home in Ramallah, the occupied West Bank using explosives. The Israeli occupation forces on Thursday raided Ramallah in the occupied West Bank and demolished with explosions the home of Palestinian prisoner Islam Farroukh, 26, amid violent confrontations in the Palestinian city before withdrawing from there. The Israeli occupation’s incursion was confronted by Palestinian youths, with videos circulated online showing the young men standing their ground against the IOF after they tried to barge into the city using a bulldozer. Several civilians sustained varying injuries ranging from getting shot by live munition and…
The night-long raid against Ramallah included confrontations with local youth. The Health Ministry of the Palestinian Authority reported that six Palestinian civilians were wounded after contending an IOF raid against Ramallah in the West Bank. “Six people were wounded this night by Israeli army fire in the city of Ramallah,” the ministry said in a statement: noting that all those wounded were taken to the hospital. The ministry specified that they were injured by the tear gas employed by IOF soldiers during the raid. The night-long raid against Ramallah included confrontations with local youth that protested the IOF’s attempt to…
“There are many insinuations about the fact that Russia allegedly has blown up the most important infrastructure facility,” Anatoly Antonov said The US media has launched a targeted campaign regarding the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant in an attempt to shift the Ukrainian responsibility on Russia and to ‘whitewash’ the Kiev regime, Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov told journalists on Thursday. “There is a targeted disinformation campaign going on in the US media around the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant,” he said. “There are many insinuations about the fact that Russia allegedly has blown up the…
Ukraine was ready to sign peace deal with Russia but gave up under US pressure — Patrushev
The first Russian-Ukrainian negotiations after Russia launched its special military operation in Ukraine took place in Belarus in early March 2022 but the talks yielded no tangible results The Ukrainian leadership was ready to settle the conflict with Russia but gave up under the US pressure, Russia’s Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev said on Thursday. “Had it not been for the US pressure on those whom they installed at the head of Ukraine, this situation would have not happened, Even the Ukrainian leaders themselves were ready for signing a peace treaty and gave Russia written proposals that we, in principle,…
Syria has condemned in the strongest terms blowing up the Nova Kakhovka Dam by the Ukrainian regime which caused great damage to civilians, and flooded large areas. “This terrorist act by the Ukrainian regime constitutes a continuation of its reckless behavior and an escalation by its NATO protectors in their war against Russia,” an official source at the Foreign and Expatriates Ministry said in a statement to SANA on Thursday. The source added, “Syria renews its full solidarity with Russia in its confrontation with the NATO aggression, and calls on the international community to move vigorously to curb the absurd…
Dubai revives abandoned mega-project
The Palm Jebel Ali was cancelled amid the 2008 credit crisis, leaving hundreds of investors in limbo Dubai’s ruler has approved a new development plan for the largest of the city’s famous palm-shaped artificial islands, the Palm Jebel Ali project, which was put on hold in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. Part of the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, Palm Jebel Ali will feature over 80 hotels and resorts, providing approximately 35,000 families with luxury beachside living. It is estimated to add 110 kilometers (68.35 miles) to the emirate’s coastline, according to media reports. “Palm Jebel Ali will…
Russian seaborne diesel exports dive
Refinery maintenance and a surge in domestic demand cut into volumes available for export Shipments of Russian seaborne diesel and gasoil dropped by 21% in May in monthly terms due to seasonal maintenance at the country’s refineries and a surge in domestic demand, tracking data from Refinitiv Eikon showed on Friday. In May, about 5 million tons of refinery capacity stood idle, which is more than the 4.5 million tons that had been planned. The reason for the reduced refinery runs is that maintenance at several refineries has taken longer than previously expected, according to Reuters. The EU embargo on…
By:Ahmed Abdu-Almalik, Yemeni journalist and writer Sudden decisions of National Consensus Government in South Yemen for printing new amounts of illegal currency will affect badly in economic growth and destroy the currency price. Printing money by governments or central banks is an economically complex technical process that should be avoided unless there is cash cover in the form of foreign currency, gold, or will be an increase in prices of local products and services, that is implying actual economic growth. So that cash printing is not just as a matter of paperwork, according to cash needs and exported from the…
