loading… Russia’s rivalry with NATO member Estonia is heating up. The two sides expelled each other’s ambassadors. Photo/REUTERS MOSCOW – Feud between Russia with the member Baltic states NATO , Estonia, is heating up. The two sides expelled each other’s ambassadors. Estonia ordered the Russian ambassador to leave after Moscow said it was degrading diplomatic … Read more
Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Russia decided to downgrade diplomatic relations with Estonia on Monday (23/1/2023). This happened when relations between Moscow and Tallinn became strained due to the war in Ukraine. In a statement, Russia accused the Baltic States of total Russophobia. The Estonian ambassador was also ordered to leave Russian territory before February 7. … Read more
Actually, the Ukraine should have been defeated long ago, but instead the fighting continues. Why? Because Vladimir Putin no longer has things under control, the historian Stéphane Courtois judges. Almost a year has passed since Russian troops invaded Ukraine, and since then Vladimir Putin has been feared more than ever. But is the fear justified? … Read more
Jakarta – The anti-Turkey demonstrations and Sweden’s bid to join NATO that took place in Stockholm were marred by copy burning Al-Qur’an. The action increased Sweden’s tensions with Turkey which needed Ankara’s support to enter into a military alliance. “We condemn in the strongest terms this heinous attack on our holy book…Permitting this anti-Islamic act, … Read more
With “Democratic Bulgaria” we have a mandate from our national council for general participation in the elections. With “Save Sofia” for the local elections for sure, said the co-chairman of “We continue the change” Kiril Petkov in the show “Face to Face”. According to him, individual battles are very difficult because the backstage is one. … Read more
Until a year ago, many specialists in security policy and international relations believed that the warfare of the 21st century, especially already in Europe or Western countries, would be determined by the most modern weapons, drones, nuclear weapons or even just cyber attacks and information operations. However, the war in Ukraine has shown that even … Read more
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg considered that “the conflict in Ukraine is going through a critical moment now, and Kiev needs a significant increase in support, especially military,” as he put it. “This is a turning point in the war, and there is a need for a significant increase in support for Ukraine,” Stoltenberg told … Read more
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Ukraine needs a large supply of weapons and that such support is the only way to a negotiated and peaceful settlement with Russia. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann [ダボス（スイス） １８日 ロイター] – NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Monday that Ukraine needs a large supply of weapons and that such support … Read more
loading… Henry Kissinger speaking virtually at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Photo/REUTERS DAVOS – United States (US) statesman Henry Kissinger declared Ukraine’s neutrality “no longer matters” given the circumstances. This was disclosed by Kissinger to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos on Tuesday (17/1/2023). He supports Kiev’s membership in the US-led NATO … Read more
Brussels – Military alliance North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) stated that Ukraine can expect more shipments of heavy weapons from Western countries soon. This was conveyed by NATO when President Vladimir Putin praise the team Russia which is said to have taken control of a city in Ukraine recently. As reported AFP, Monday (16/1/2023), NATO’s … Read more