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Putin's Visit to the USA: End of Isolation from the West?
The visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin to the USA has sparked discussions in international media. Sky News analyzes the event as the end of his isolation from the West.
European leaders cautiously optimistic after Trump call before Putin summit
Two days before his Alaska meeting with Putin, Donald Trump told European leaders he aims for a Ukraine ceasefire and supports Kyiv’s involvement and security guarantees.
Melania Trump Threatens Hunter Biden with $1 Billion Lawsuit over Epstein
The First Lady wants Hunter Biden to withdraw and apologize for claiming Epstein introduced her to Donald Trump - otherwise she will sue for over $1 billion
Diplomatic Breakthrough: Chances for Reconciliation Between Russia and Ukraine in Alaska
The leaders of the US and Europe are discussing a potential peace plan for the conflict in Ukraine, with President Trump taking a key mediating role in the upcoming meeting with Putin.
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake shook northwestern Turkey, with one fatality
A strong earthquake in Balikesir province caused building collapses and caused damage, with authorities immediately launching rescue operations and monitoring the consequences.
Bessarabian Front: Media Project against Russian Propaganda and the War in Ukraine
Gennadiy Vorobyov reveals the mission of an innovative media project that fights disinformation and presents objective information about the conflict in Ukraine through digital technologies.
UEFA continues to finance Russian football clubs despite the war in Ukraine
The European football organization transfers millions of euros to Russian teams, while Ukrainian clubs remain without support due to the military conflict.
Diplomatic Attempt: Trump and Putin Plan a Meeting in Alaska to Discuss the Future of the War in Ukraine
The American President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin will hold a meeting in Alaska to discuss a potential peace agreement for the conflict in Ukraine, with a territorial exchange expected.
Nagasaki: 80 Years Since the Atomic Tragedy That Changed the World Forever
On August 9, 1945, the United States carried out an unprecedented atomic bombing of the Japanese city of Nagasaki, which cost the lives of tens of thousands of civilians and changed the course of world history.
Hiroshima: 80 Years of Memory for the Atomic Nightmare That Changed the World Forever
Memorial concert and exhibition in Sofia mark the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing, recalling the tragic history of Hiroshima and calling for world peace.
Spy Scandal Shakes German Parliament: AfD Aide Involved in Chinese Intelligence
A former employee of the European Parliament is accused of espionage for China, and the case reveals extensive intelligence interests against European institutions.
Ion Iliescu: The Architect of Democratic Romania Between Hope and Contradictions
A former president who led Romania from communism to democracy has passed away. His 95-year biography is marked by dramatic political transformations and controversial historical decisions.
Trump Tightens the Noose: Global Trade Sanctions Against Russia with Drastic Consequences
President Trump announces unprecedented secondary tariffs on countries trading with Russia, aimed at financially suffocating the war in Ukraine through maximum economic pressure.
Revelation: Luxury and Contradictions around Patriarch Kirill of the Russian Orthodox Church
An investigation reveals an expensive gold watch worth over 30,000 euros, owned by the spiritual leader, against the backdrop of numerous personal properties and expensive assets.
Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan: The Siege of Al-Fashir - A Struggle for Survival Amid Hunger and Violence
A dramatic report reveals the extreme suffering of 900,000 people in the besieged city of Al-Fashir, where military militias terrorize the civilian population amid an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe.