Washington’s ambiguous Taiwan policies are edging towards conflict, but Beijing wants to exhaust peaceful options first Read Full Article at RT.com
Cyprus has reportedly struck a deal with Israel to purchase Iron Dome defense systems, according to local media Read Full Article at RT.com
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Tokyo wants to close the “missile gap” with China, a major Japanese newspaper reports Read Full Article at RT.com
On Sunday, UN Secretary-General António paid tribute to victims of terrorism, marking the international day established to ensure that “victims and survivors are always heard and never forgotten.”
The Russian invasion of Ukraine shows no sign of letting up, but the UN continues to bring humanitarian supplies to the country, including solar lamps, which bring some respite from the darkness of windowless basement shelters, in regions where electricity infrastructure has been destroyed or damaged by shelling.
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Completing his trip to Europe on Saturday, UN chief António Guterres oversaw the departure of two ships involved in the Black Sea Grain Initiative, a UN-brokered operation to bring urgently needed hunger relief to the Horn of Africa.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has called for wealthier countries to help developing nations purchase Ukrainian grain as supplies begin returning to global markets, in an appeal from the Black Sea port of Odesa on Friday, World Humanitarian Day.