Russian President Vladimir Putin revealed this Thursday that his American counterpart, Donald Trump, has asked Russia to make some concessions in order to reach a peace agreement in Ukraine. Moscow would be willing to do so, the Kremlin chief assured, provided Kyiv did the same.
For John Bolton, Washington’s most recognizable silver mustache, being part of Donald Trump’s administration during the first term proved very costly.
The protesters gather every night, until the early hours of the morning: “No to the Trump family resort.” For some time now, Jared Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump have set their sights —and money— on a stretch of Albanian coastline, a lagoon with flamingos, seals, and nesting areas, to transform it into a huge luxury complex. All of this in a protected area that many Albanians want to protect precisely from the Trump family.
For the first time in history, Germany failed to be elected as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council in the general assembly vote on Wednesday in New York, “a real disappointment, a bitter defeat,” according to its Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, who attributed the harsh setback to an adverse campaign by Russia. Portugal and Austria were chosen to fill the two European seats for the 2027-2028 period.
A Serbian blue helmet from the UN peacekeeping mission deployed in Lebanon, known as UNIFIL, has died and two other soldiers of Spanish nationality have been slightly injured due to a mortar shell attack on Wednesday night against a peacekeeping troops position near the Spanish mission base, in the Lebanese town of Marjayún, in the south of the country.
The delegations of Israel and Lebanon gathered in Washington agreed this Wednesday to implement a ceasefire conditioned on the Shiite militia Hizbullah stopping its attacks against Israeli territory and ceasing its operations in the south of the Arab country.
Russia has once again bombed Kyiv fiercely this week, but that attack, far from being a victory, reveals growing frustration: things are not going well for the Kremlin on the battlefield.
It has been several decades since Kortatu sang about Don Vito and the revolt in the asylum. So much time later, another Don (Donald Trump) is provoking with his war in Iran that the Republican Party enters a phase of derangement and political schizophrenia. Revolt among the Republicans
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, received very good news from Brussels this Wednesday. Hungary has formally withdrawn the veto it had maintained for the past two years on Kyiv’s request to join the EU, which will allow the opening of the first chapter of negotiations in a key breakthrough that occurred unexpectedly during a routine meeting of ambassadors in the community capital.
Donald Trump has choked on the war he himself started against Iran three months ago. The calculations he made have turned out to be completely wrong and now, like GPS, he is ‘recalculating the route’.