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Putin’s public outburst over a cancelled Navy Day parade and his call for a decisive naval response has ignited global attention.
Foreign visitor numbers plunge to a five‑year low, intensifying the political pressure on Putin amid Russia’s deepening crisis.
The European Union has finalized its 21st sanctions package against Russia, featuring a notable exemption for liquefied natural gas.
The White House is investigating allegations that a Chinese startup, Moonshot, accessed banned Nvidia chips and distilled a proprietary Anthropic AI model.
The U.S. government is considering sanctions against Chinese AI developers, citing concerns over the alleged theft of intellectual property.
European Union members are evaluating strategies to overcome a Greek veto currently stalling the implementation of fresh sanctions against Russia.
European Union sanctions against Russia face internal opposition as Greece resists measures targeting liquefied natural gas and shipping interests.
Ukraine is seeking expanded European cooperation to enforce long-range sanctions on the Russian oil and gas sector.
A sanctioned oil tanker linked to the Russian shadow fleet has been identified leaking off the coast of Oman.
Economic strain in Russia is intensifying as citizens shift toward cash and foreign currency, raising concerns about the stability of the domestic ruble.
European Union member states remain deadlocked on the 21st package of Russia sanctions, forcing a temporary extension of current oil price caps.
The EU and Britain have imposed joint sanctions on Russian intelligence operatives following a decade-long cyber-sabotage campaign.
The European Union has failed to reach a consensus on its 21st package of sanctions against Russia, stalling measures related to the oil price cap.
Iran continues oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz amid intensified U.S. pressure and the cancellation of sanctions waivers.
Ukraine’s shift to 'long-range sanctions' may redefine the war’s endgame—if it can execute
A New York Times investigation into the influence of Marco Rubio on Venezuelan affairs has sparked debate over his role in the nation's governance.
European nations are imposing sanctions and summoning diplomats following allegations of a 15-year Russian cyber-espionage and sabotage campaign.
Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz escalate as the US conducts military strikes against more than 80 Iranian targets following attacks on oil tankers.
US-Iran escalation risks unraveling Strait of Hormuz stability after tanker attacks
US escalates pressure on Iran with sanctions and strikes after Strait of Hormuz attacks
EU’s latest Russia sanctions spark disputes over oil, fish exports and Orthodox Church ties
Iran and Russia are increasingly utilizing China's yuan to bypass Western sanctions, altering international trade dynamics.
International Criminal Court judges have launched a federal lawsuit in New York to challenge sanctions imposed by the Trump administration.
International Criminal Court judges have launched a legal challenge against the Trump administration in response to previously imposed sanctions.
Beijing is strengthening its financial and legal infrastructure to counter foreign sanctions while promoting the international use of the yuan.
The U.S. has issued sweeping waivers for Iranian oil sales, marking a shift in administration policy as international scrutiny of the agreement intensifies.
U.S. authorities have launched a coordinated crackdown on international scam syndicates, resulting in significant asset and infrastructure seizures.