Why the end of USAID is a crisis for Washington, but an opening for Africa

African experts warn against overdependence on any single donor or bloc

Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 54: Vance’s VP Dilemma

Trapped between loyalty and survival, Vance must escape Trump’s design or risks becoming the face of its failure.

US, Israel suffer 'strategic defeat' in conflict

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf emphasized that Iran does not trust Israel and the United States and is ready to resume combat operations at any moment

US to board Iran-linked ships worldwide in pressure campaign

US to target Iran-linked ships globally as tensions rise over Hormuz blockade and nuclear talks, WSJ reports.

Iran defends Strait of Hormuz shipping limits as US tensions escalate

Iran defends renewed limits on Strait of Hormuz shipping, citing US hostility as tensions rise and global oil markets face renewed volatility

US extends suspension of sanctions, affects over 100 mln barrels of Russian oil

The official added that "more and more countries," including the US, are recognizing the systemic importance of Russian oil and gas for the global economy

US extends permission for Russian oil sales despite political opposition

Kirill Dmitriev also said that Russia maintained contacts with the US on economic and energy issues

US allows sales of Russian oil loaded before April 17 to continue until May 16

The general license replaces the previous one, which expired on April 11

An elite Russian unit has released a video of drones intercepting Ukrainian UAVs

Russia’s elite Rubicon unit has released footage of mid-air interceptions of heavy Ukrainian kamikaze drones

EU age verification app hacked in 2 minutes, designed for surveillance

Pavel Durov says the EU’s new age-verification app is a surveillance tool in disguise, after security experts bypassed its protections in under two minutes.

Regular rotation of IAEA inspectors takes place at Zaporozhye nuke plant

The rotation of IAEA experts took place normally

Moscow rejects Swedish cyberattack claims as “unfounded suspicions”

Swedish claims of a Russian cyberattack on a thermal power plant are based on the “highly likely” principle with no concrete evidence, says Russian Ambassador Sergey Belyaev

Why the end of USAID is a crisis for Washington, but an opening for Africa

African experts warn against overdependence on any single donor or bloc

Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 54: Vance’s VP Dilemma

Trapped between loyalty and survival, Vance must escape Trump’s design or risks becoming the face of its failure.

US, Israel suffer 'strategic defeat' in conflict

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf emphasized that Iran does not trust Israel and the United States and is ready to resume combat operations at any moment

US to board Iran-linked ships worldwide in pressure campaign

US to target Iran-linked ships globally as tensions rise over Hormuz blockade and nuclear talks, WSJ reports.

Russia's patience not limitless as West crosses red lines

Lavrov warns Russia’s restraint is not weakness as Kiev and Western backers keep crossing Moscow’s “red lines.”

Russia offers to take Iran’s uranium as US-Iran talks hit impasse

Russia says it is ready to remove Iran’s enriched uranium as US demands and Tehran’s red lines continue to stall nuclear talks

Iran closes Strait of Hormuz until US naval blockade fully lifted

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps called on shipowners to adhere exclusively to the recommendations of the Iranian side

The suspect behind the deadly shooting in Kiev reportedly called for the slaughter of Jews

The man who opened fire in Kiev, killing six people, reportedly fantasized on social media about killing Jews and defended the Holocaust

Air defenses down 46 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions in eight hours

UAV were destroyed over the territories of Samara, Bryansk, Belgorod, Vologda, Kursk, Nizhny Novgorod, Ryazan Regions, and the waters of the Black Sea

US House narrowly rejects limits on Trump’s war powers over Iran

Lawmakers rejected efforts to restrict Trump’s war powers over Iran, with the House vote following a Senate block on a similar resolution this week

Zakharova: West has not abandoned idea of seizing Ukrainian black soil, Russian oil

This refers to revanchism, "which assumes that they now want to carry out that very revenge that will allow them to still win in this very division of the world, the redrawing of the world’s resources for themselves," Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman added

Iran-US talks may take place in Islamabad on April 26

Neither Tehran nor Washington have officially commented on this information yet