The U.N. is “temporarily” reducing the number of staff in Damascus amid the transition of power to the opposition in Syria, RIA Novosti writes, citing a U.N. official. “We are temporarily reducing our...
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After the change of power in Washington, Kyiv should not rely on the same levels of military aid that were available during the Joe Biden administration, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump said in an i...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that the change of power in Damascus is a result of his country’s attacks on Iran and Hezbollah. Netanyahu arrived at the border with Syria and rec...
The responsibility for determining Syria’s fate and future rests solely with the Syrian people, without external interference or imposition, the Iranian Foreign Ministry said in a statement. “It is ne...
The chaotic situation in Syria may offer the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group the opportunity to find ways to become active again, Daniel Shapiro, U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense, said. “We know th...
Idlib, Aleppo, Hama. Militants in Syria show no signs of stopping. The latest was Hama. Currently, terrorists are just 5 km away from Homs, the country’s third-largest city. After Homs, the militants’...
Unexpected sanctions imposed by the U.S. on Gazprombank threaten Moscow’s contracts with Hungary and Slovakia, Politico writes. Russia will loosen restrictions on the way foreign countries must pay fo...
During the 31st OSCE Ministerial Council in Malta, Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov held an “impromptu” meeting with his Kazakh counterpart Murat Nurtleu. The sides discussed bilateral rel...
Armenian-Russian relations have been getting tense, and are tense. Armenia is talking about its intention to withdraw, while Russia is reiterating its readiness to accept. Why has Pashinyan resorted t...
Baku’s propaganda machine is once again promoting the term “Western Azerbaijan”, using this fake concept to prepare the ground for military operations. Aliyev has stated that Armenia must negotiate wi...
Tensions have escalated in South Korea to the point where the country’s parliament declares the president’s order null and void and begins the impeachment process in response. But let’s address everyt...
UNESCO recognized Japan’s ancient process of sake brewing as an “intangible cultural heritage” on Wednesday, Reuters writes. Producers hope this will boost global interest in the traditional rice wine...
