According to Reuters, the Taliban has signed a breakthrough deal with Russia for discounted oil, gas, and wheat as a result of weeks of discussion in Moscow.
But what is it for? This is the question that the media in Russia, China, Iran and half a dozen countries were posing all last week in the wake of a summit in Samarkand that brought their leaders together as members or aspiring members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO).
Congress is prepared to push through an additional $12 billion just one day after Zelensky complained. Now, Zelensky has revealed how much US taxpayers give to Ukraine monthly.
The attempt to condemn a permanent member of the Security Council was unprecedented. However, India, China and Brazil abstained from UN vote condemning Russian annexation.
The president asserted that sanctioning Russia was no longer sufficient for “Anglo-Saxons.” He further added that the Anglo Saxons went ahead and sabotaged the Nord Stream pipelines.
According to the information in a report by the Asian human rights organisation Safeguard Defenders, China is opening police stations in Canada to serve as outposts for China’s Involuntary Return policy.
According to state-run RIA Novosti and TASS, Putin has given Edward Snowden Russian citizenship, which will undoubtedly increase tensions.
Saudi Arabia has announced the discovery of huge gold and copper deposits in Medina. The latest discoveries are now anticipated to draw domestic and foreign investors, which will subsequently help the Kingdom’s economy grow.
Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo explained the new measure, saying that the US deploying Elon Musk’s Starlink is to spark Iran’s anti-regime revolution and counter the government’s efforts to surveil and censor them.
