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Kremlin explains why Putin spoke to Tucker Carlson
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New BRICS member hails ‘diplomatic victory’ in Moscow
The first meeting between Ethiopian and Russian representatives in Moscow was welcomed by the African country
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Musk can’t be stopped – Putin
The billionaire will continue his technological developments, but rules must be established, the Russian leader has said
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Russia has no intention of attacking NATO – Putin
Moscow doesn’t want the world slipping into a global war, the Russian leader said
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What Putin Wants to Get Out of Tucker Carlson
One of the last Western journalists to interview the Russian leader describes the Kremlin’s mind games, and how to discern journalism from propaganda.
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Blinken Meets Saudi Crown Prince on Mideast Push for Pause in Gaza War
The top U.S. diplomat spoke with Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler as he sought to broker a pause in the fighting. His visit came the same day a drone struck a Syrian base used by U.S. forces and their allies.
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Germany to sign security pact with Ukraine this month – media
A draft agreement has already been prepared, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung claims
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What Iran's leaders and citizens are saying as the U.S. plans strikes on Iranian targets in Iraq and Syria
Iranian officials insist the country does not have proxies
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Washington and Baghdad open talks on ending mission of anti-IS group coalition in Iraq
Iraq and the United States on Saturday held a "first round" of talks on the future of American and other foreign troops in the country, with Baghdad expecting discussions to lead to a timeline for reducing their presence.
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US to change strategy on Ukraine – WaPo
The Biden administration has reportedly shifted focus to defensive tactics and will no longer help Kiev recapture lost territory
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South Africa reacts to ICJ ruling on Gaza ‘genocide’
The country’s leader said the call for Israel to prevent indiscriminate killings of Palestinians is a “victory” for human rights
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Landmark ruling in Israel genocide case
The UN’s top court has handed down its ruling on a genocide case against Israel, a landmark decision that may bring an end to the conflict.
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Turkish lawmakers approve Sweden’s bid to join NATO, leaving Hungary as last holdout
Turkey's parliament on Tuesday voted to ratify Sweden's membership of NATO after more than a year of delays that frayed ties with Western allies.
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Iran announces successful satellite launch, heightening Western concerns over missile program
Iran said Saturday it had conducted a successful satellite launch into its highest orbit yet, the latest for a program the West fears improves Tehran’s ballistic missiles.
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Populism Keeps Rattling the Globe. Elites Have No Idea What to Do.
Corporate leaders have lots of fears about political polarization. But where are their solutions?
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David Cameron: It feels like the 1930s again and ‘evil’ Putin can’t win in Ukraine
UK foreign secretary opens up on Ukraine, Israel-Hamas, the controversial Rwanda policy and personal criticism in revealing interview with POLITICO.
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Pakistan carries out military strikes on separatist targets in Iran following deadly attack on its own soil by Tehran
Akhtar Soomro/Reuters Pakistan and Iran have now taken extraordinary step of attacking militants on each other’s soil at a time of expanding conflict in the Middle East and wider region
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Iraq Prime Minister Says U.S.-Led Military Coalition in Iraq Is No Longer Needed
U.S. warns departure could strengthen Islamic State and add to Mideast turmoil
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Pakistan condemns deadly Iranian missile strike on its territory as an ‘unprovoked violation’
Authorities in Balochistan province told CNN two girls had died and at least four people were injured.
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Zelensky headlines Davos forum as he tries to rally support for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is headlining a frenzied first full day of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in the Swiss ski resort of Davos, where top officials from the United States, the European Union, China, the Middle East and beyond will also take center stage Tuesday.
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