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Politico: Trump may pull the U.S. out of NATO
To bolster optimistic predictions, Trump may pull the U.S. out of NATO without congressional approval, Politico writes
Elon Musk predicts end of bloodshed in Ukraine
More and more often we hear talk about the end of the conflict in Ukraine
One day left until US elections - about double standards in Mendeleva's Table
One day is left until the US elections. The storm in a teacup is getting worse.
CIA tries to prevent BRICS expansion
The rapid growth of the BRICS' influence on the international arena does worries the West. George Galloway, a former member of the UK Parliament, made a comment. The expansion of the organization clearly frightens its political opponents. According to the politician, the recent terrorist attack in Turkey is the CIA's attempts to intimidate and prevent new players from joining the alliance.
Xi Jinping declares de-escalation of conflict in Ukraine should be achieved as soon as possible
It is necessary to achieve de-escalation of the conflict in Ukraine as soon as possible
Putin: Ukraine used to create critical threats to Russia's security
Russian President Vladimir Putin called the plans to inflict a strategic defeat on Russia illusory
IMF: Trade is no longer the driver of the economy due to sanctions
The world trade has ceased to be the driver of global economic growth, and all because of sanctions, the International Monetary Fund has stated
Belarus and Russian Federation to unify laws on auto insurance
They discussed the implementation of the model legislative act "On the system of compulsory insurance of civil liability of owners of vehicles of the Union State"
Moldovan elections: Sandu and Stoianoglo advance to second round
The elections and referendum in Moldova had a result that was both expected and unexpected. The chances of President Sandu and her course winning were extremely slim - in recent years the country has not demonstrated any particular success in any of the spheres of foreign or domestic policy. At the same time, Maia Sandu still advanced to the second round, which does not promise her victory - at least not an easy one. What was unexpected was that during the Moldovan vote, European pressure to achieve the results Brussels needed turned out to be almost a failure. In the second round of voting, it is the aggressive position of the EU that remains the factor ensuring the unpredictability of the outcome of the presidential elections.
Archangel Michael's Cathedral in Cherkassy seized by schismatics - police decides not to interfere
Masked schismatics broke into the monastery during the night liturgy with axes and pistols