Pakistan and Russia have taken a big step towards strengthening their relationship by signing their first-ever barter trade agreement. This deal comes after a large delegation of Pakistani officials and businessmen traveled to Moscow, marking a historic moment for both nations. The agreement was made during the Pakistan-Russia Trade and
Venezuela’s Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello has claimed that the country’s security forces have uncovered a major plot, reportedly backed by the CIA, to kill President Nicolás Maduro. According to Cabello, the plan involved various foreign nationals, including an active U.S. military member, and aimed to carry out terrorist acts across
Russia and its trade partners are developing new financial systems and currencies to get around economic pressure from the West, particularly the United States and Europe. These efforts aim to reduce the world’s dependence on the US dollar and Western-controlled financial networks, allowing Russia to keep its economy running despite
Fed up with the West’s economic war on a third of all nations through sanctions, a new group opposing these measures is emerging. Recently, Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman, who’s been hit with sanctions, hired Tony Blair’s wife to fight a lawsuit against Luxembourg for freezing his assets. Meanwhile, banks like
Afghanistan, now controlled by the Taliban, has become a hotspot of unexpected developments that could reshape global politics. Despite ongoing U.S. sanctions and a lack of international recognition, the Taliban’s control has led to dramatic changes: opium production has plummeted, but ISIS-K remains a persistent threat; tensions with Pakistan and
Cherie Blair, the wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, is taking on a big legal challenge. She’s representing Mikhail Fridman, a wealthy Russian businessman, in a lawsuit against Luxembourg. This case is all about Fridman’s assets that were frozen because of European Union (EU) sanctions. Last month we
The U.S. military is secretly using its bases in Syria to steal the country’s valuable oil, according to a Russian official at the UN. Despite claiming to fight terrorism, the U.S. has stayed in Syria since 2016, occupying oil-rich regions and creating a “terrorist ghetto” around its bases. This operation
A dramatic and complex situation is unfolding in Bangladesh, where student protests have spiraled into violent unrest, seemingly orchestrated by external forces. What started as a demand for job quota changes has evolved into a broader movement seeking to topple Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The unrest is now believed to
Euroclear, a Brussels-based clearing house, announced it will transfer €1.55 billion from interest generated by frozen Russian funds to support Ukraine. This decision follows EU and G7 discussions on using Russia’s immobilized assets, totaling €210 billion, sanctioned due to the Ukraine conflict. The first payment will aid Ukraine’s defense, with
