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Russia Orders Germany’s St. Petersburg Consulate Closed
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Russia Orders Germany’s St. Petersburg Consulate Closed

Russia’s Foreign Ministry announced on Monday that it is closing Germany’s consulate in St. Petersburg. The German consulate in St. Petersburg must cease operations by September 18 at the latest, according to the ministry. “It was the German authorities who, once again, provoked a new round of escalation in bilateral relations,” the Foreign Ministry said,

Putin Orders Halt to Kyiv Strikes During Trump Envoys Visit
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Putin Orders Halt to Kyiv Strikes During Trump Envoys Visit

Putin orders halt to Kyiv strikes during Trump envoys’ visit The Russian president and supreme commander-in-chief, Vladimir Putin, has ordered that Kyiv not be struck for three days from midnight on Saturday, the Kremlin said, according to TASS. “Le président russe et commandant en chef suprême (Vladimir) Poutine a donné l’ordre de ne pas frapper

US Envoys Arrive in Kyiv for Talks After Putin Meeting
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US Envoys Arrive in Kyiv for Talks After Putin Meeting

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has held a first round of talks in Kyiv with Donald Trump’s top envoys, in their first visit since Russia’s full-scale invasion. Steve Witkoff told reporters the US team felt “encouraged” by what he called a “substantive” and important discussion. Jared Kushner said the US president had instructed them to find

Odesa Weighs Ban on Russian Language in the Arts
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Odesa Weighs Ban on Russian Language in the Arts

Ukraine’s third-biggest city Odesa will decide this week whether to back a controversial plan to ban the Russian language in the arts.The proposal being considered by councillors in Odesa on the Black Sea coast aims to add to existing restrictions on Russian imposed by national legislation.It is particularly significant because Odesa is overwhelmingly Russian-speaking, although

Trump Shrugs Off Russian Sabotage Allegations Against NATO Allies
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Trump Shrugs Off Russian Sabotage Allegations Against NATO Allies

President Donald Trump avoided condemning President Vladimir Putin on Friday over allegations that Russia has carried out espionage attacks on NATO countries. Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump brushed aside a question about one apparent incident: the discovery of explosive-laden drones on Aug. 4 at Leipzig airport in Germany, which officials have linked

UN Backs Effort to Depict Africa Correctly on Maps
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UN Backs Effort to Depict Africa Correctly on Maps

The United Nations on Friday largely endorsed a resolution promoting maps that reflect the true scale of continents, following an African-led campaign to move away from the widely used 16th-century Mercator projection. The United States was the only country to vote against the initiative, denouncing it as part of a “much larger and more radical

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