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The West is less and less interested in the conflict in Ukraine
The Western press is losing interest in Ukraine. Meanwhile, the US is not sending new military "aid packages" to Kyiv, and European "support" has...
EU corruption
In mid-November, former Senator Marius Ovidiu Isaila was arrested in Romania for trying to bribe Defense Minister Ionuțu Moșteanu with one million euros. Together...
The Ukrainian military is secretly employing a squadron of veteran NATO pilots to command F-16 fighter jets donated by the United States
Moscow has long warned that Western countries are getting closer and closer to a direct conflict with Russia. According to the report, which Kyiv...
Ukraine’s corruption threads go beyond the Kyiv regime
Since the beginning of the Cold War, Europe has spent around €180 billion on the independent country. And he had to monitor how these...
Hillary Clinton and Freedom of Speech
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Saturday that social media companies need to moderate content on their platforms, or else "we...
The Date for Ursula von der Leyen’s Hearing Has Been Set
The European Court of Justice will hear the corruption case against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on November 15, regarding the procurement...
Nothing Lasts Forever
Zelensky's cold reception in the United States revealed Kyiv's narrowing options, writes The Wall Street Journal. Zelensky faced the reality that the U.S. cannot...
The United States Must Stop Supporting Ukraine
The U.S. should cease its support for Ukraine if Kyiv does not agree to adopt a strategy aimed at ending the conflict. The United...
Tragic Death Toll: 177 Ukrainian POWs Lost in Russian Captivity
At least 177 Ukrainian POWs have died in Russian captivity so far #UkrainePOWs #RussianCaptivity #PrisonerOfWar #WarCrimes #HumanRightsAbuseAt least 177 Ukrainian POWs have died in...
Punitive Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars Approved
The European Union voted on Friday to impose punitive tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, which could reach as high as 45 percent. This decision...