#Russia
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President Donald Trump has declared Greenland essential for U.S. national security and appointed a special envoy, drawing a fierce rebuke from Denmark and Greenland, who called the move a violation of sovereignty.
Russia has launched a massive pre-Christmas missile and drone attack across Ukraine, killing at least three people, including a child, and causing widespread power outages amid freezing temperatures.
As Russia's war in Ukraine continues, its key ally Belarus is making overtures to the U.S., releasing political prisoners in exchange for potential sanctions relief. The move signals a high-stakes attempt by President Lukashenko to reduce dependence on Moscow.
Deadly clashes have erupted in Aleppo, Syria, between the Russian-backed Syrian army and the US-supported, Kurdish-led SDF. The incident raises fears of geopolitical escalation and deepens the proxy dynamics of the Syrian war.
A recent analysis suggests the Russia-Ukraine war could grind on for another 12 to 18 months, signaling a new phase of protracted attrition with global implications.
US President Donald Trump has appointed a special envoy to 'make Greenland part of the US,' citing national security and sparking a diplomatic firestorm with Denmark and the EU.
U.S. President Trump warns Venezuelan President Maduro that 'it would be smart to leave' power as the U.S. seizes oil tankers, sparking condemnation from Russia and China and raising geopolitical tensions.
As the US dollar's dominance wanes and the world splits into US- and China-led blocs, a new analysis suggests that energy and water resources, crucial for the AI economy, will become the new arbiters of global power.
U.S. seizure and interception of Venezuelan oil tankers have choked the nation's crude exports, causing a spike in global oil prices and escalating geopolitical tensions in the energy market.
Russia is intensifying its systematic attacks on Ukraine's key port city of Odesa, causing widespread power outages and threatening critical grain export routes. The escalation comes as diplomatic talks show no clear progress.
A Chinese-owned tanker, the Kunpeng, has loaded the first LNG cargo from Russia's sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 plant, testing the effectiveness of U.S. sanctions and potentially impacting global energy markets.
Analysis reveals China's growing role in North Africa isn't a story of strategic competition but of structural complementarity, emerging from Europe's preference for 'plausible deniability' over long-term ownership in key sectors.