After a near-100% vote, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un assured Putin that Pyongyang would continue backing Moscow’s war in Ukraine.

By Kyiv Post

March 25, 2026

Ukraine has called on India to release six of its citizens detained over alleged drone training activities in Myanmar, saying there is no evidence of their involvement in illegal actions.

By Yuliia Zavadska

March 18, 2026

Authorities claim the individuals trained ethnic armed groups allegedly linked to insurgent movements operating inside India.

By Alisa Orlova

March 17, 2026

Trump said he wants to delay his China summit with Xi by “a month or so” as the Iran war shifts attention from trade to the Strait of Hormuz and energy security.

By Sevinj Osmanqizi

March 17, 2026

A somewhat different perspective on what is happening in the Middle East.

By Frederick Lauritzen

March 7, 2026

Ihor Komarov disappeared on Feb. 15 after being abducted in the resort town of Jimbaran. Police say he had been riding a motorbike with a friend when a group of assailants forced him into a car.

By Alisa Orlova

March 6, 2026

China, a net importer of oil, is one of several major Asian economies that depend on the narrow Strait of Hormuz for energy.

By AFP

March 5, 2026

Paris has already flown vulnerable citizens home from Oman, while Berlin plans to begin repatriation flights as tens of thousands remain stuck in the region.

By Yuliia Zavadska

March 4, 2026

Trump reveals Tehran wants to negotiate while notifying Congress after taking action in joint US-Israeli strikes, instead of asking for Constitutionally mandated approval before plunging US into war.

By Kyiv Post

March 3, 2026

History may not repeat, but echoes of 2003 resound in today’s Iran crisis. As wars are justified and facts blurred, the West risks repeating past mistakes – without a clear mission in sight.

By Tom Clifford

March 2, 2026

Unable to sell enough petroleum products Russian oil giant Lukoil tried to set up a grain trading company in Dubai, but stiff sanctions instituted by Washington stopped it before it could start.

By Mariia Boltryk

Feb. 10, 2026

Ukraine’s military intelligence says it has exposed 66 vessels linked to Russia, Iran, and Venezuela that helped bypass sanctions and finance Moscow’s war through shadow fleet oil.

By Kateryna Zakharchenko

Jan. 28, 2026

The Chinese People’s Republic president is targeting Beijing’s generals, but the reasons for the purge remain unclear – whether preparing to invade Taiwan, guarding against a coup, or both.

By Tom Clifford

Jan. 27, 2026

Moscow tricks foreigners into deadly frontline attacks: HUR says a Filipino national Russia recruited was wounded in a “meat assault” against Ukraine and left to die slowly after one week of training.

By Kateryna Zakharchenko

Jan. 26, 2026

The India-EU Free Trade Agreement is an attempt by the EU to diversify by tap

By Andrew Thompson

Jan. 26, 2026

Yavhusishyn, who is known by his ring name Aonishiki, became the first wrestler from Ukraine to win a competition when he came out on top at the Kyushu Grand Sumo Tournament in November.

By AFP

Jan. 25, 2026