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U.S. at UN: China is a decisive accomplice in rf's war against Ukraine
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• 15390 viewsExperts of Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise examine the crash sites of downed Russian missiles in Kyiv and determine their typeExclusive
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• 17787 viewsChina could have 1000 nuclear warheads by 2030 - Pentagon
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Cutting cables in the Baltic Sea: Swedish police board a Chinese ship
• 12856 viewsSenate passes defense bill to increase military pay in face of Chinese threat
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• 12374 viewsRussia produces about 600 shaheds every month - KISSE
• 12586 viewsEU leaders to send 'clear message' to Trump on Ukraine - Reuters
• 14526 viewsTrump's threat of tariffs heightens fears over China's growth - FT
• 14857 viewsGlobal coal consumption will set a new record in 2024
• 18779 viewsGazprom supplies LNG to Italy for the first time - Reuters
• 16565 viewsMore than 200 soldiers killed and wounded: NSDC CCD reveals the scale of DPRK military losses
• 15429 viewsEuropean P5+1 raises alarm over record uranium reserves in Iran
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• 17948 viewsUS deploys F-35Cs in the Pacific after China's large-scale exercises
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• 14883 viewsU.S. at UN: China is a decisive accomplice in rf's war against Ukraine
The US ambassador to the UN has accused China of supplying military components to Russia for the war with Ukraine. China supplies materials for bombs, parts for weapons factories and technology for drones.
Zelenskyy appoints Sibiga's deputy as head of UNESCO commission and Tsymbalyuk as permanent representative in Geneva
Mariana Betsa is appointed head of the National Commission of Ukraine for UNESCO, replacing Iryna Borovets. Yevhen Tsymbaliuk is appointed Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the United Nations Office in Geneva.
Zelensky made large-scale reshuffle among ambassadors, including in China and Hungary: who was dismissed and appointed
The President of Ukraine dismissed ambassadors to Rwanda, Kenya, Slovenia, China, Indonesia, Japan, and Lithuania. New diplomats have been appointed in their place, in particular in Rwanda, the Philippines, Lithuania, Hungary, Slovenia, and Congo.
US approves new military package for Taiwan: what will the island get?
The U. S. State Department has approved the sale of $265 million worth of military equipment to Taiwan to modernize its command and control and communications systems. Earlier, the supply of F-16 spare parts and radars worth $385 million was approved.
5 psychological cartoons for the whole family: what to watch this weekend
A selection of psychological animated films for family viewing that reveal important life themes. From a story about a robot on a desert island to a drama about an aircraft designer, each cartoon has a deep meaning.
King Charles to continue cancer treatment in 2025
Buckingham Palace has reported positive dynamics in King Charles' cancer treatment. In 2025, Charles plans to resume a full program of public duties, including foreign visits.
Experts of Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise examine the crash sites of downed Russian missiles in Kyiv and determine their type
Experts from Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise examine the crash sites of downed Russian missiles in Kyiv and determine their type.
China urges Macau to reduce its dependence on gambling
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the new Macau government to diversify the economy of the largest gambling center. The new leader of the city, Sam Hou Fai, is to promote tourism and high technology.
China could have 1000 nuclear warheads by 2030 - Pentagon
The Pentagon reports a rapid increase in China's nuclear capability to 1,000 warheads by 2030. The country also has the largest navy in the world and is actively modernizing its military.
Europe and the US can bring the end of the war closer: Zelensky names condition
President Zelenskyy said that the United States and Europe could bring the end of the war closer if the EU has a united position. He called for the involvement of the Global South and supported the French initiative on the military contingent.
Cutting cables in the Baltic Sea: Swedish police board a Chinese ship
Swedish law enforcement officials have received permission from China to inspect the Yi Peng 3 in a case of damage to submarine cables in the Baltic Sea. The vessel is suspected of deliberately damaging cables between Finland-Germany and Sweden-Lithuania.
Senate passes defense bill to increase military pay in face of Chinese threat
The U. S. Senate has passed a large-scale defense bill that provides for a pay raise for junior military personnel. The document also includes restrictions on medical care for transgender children of military personnel.
Chinese astronauts set a new record for staying in outer space
Two Chinese astronauts spent 9 hours in outer space during a mission to the Tiangong station, surpassing the previous US record. They installed protective equipment and carried out technical work on the outside of the station.
Apple Watch is losing its leadership in the wearables market - new IDC data
The wearables market shrank by 1% in the first three quarters of 2024. Huawei and Xiaomi are strengthening their positions, while Apple is losing its dominance in the smartwatch market.
Russia produces about 600 shaheds every month - KISSE
Russia has increased the production of kamikaze drones to 600 units per month, but has reduced their quality due to a lack of imported parts. the occupiers are modifying UAVs to make them black and stronger.
EU leaders to send 'clear message' to Trump on Ukraine - Reuters
EU leaders plan to reaffirm their continued support for Ukraine at a summit with Zelenskyy in Brussels. They will also discuss the challenges of Trump's return and a potential trade war with the United States.
Trump's threat of tariffs heightens fears over China's growth - FT
Economists predict a significant slowdown or drop in Chinese exports in 2025 due to possible new US duties. Goldman Sachs expects a 0.9% decline in exports, which will affect China's overall GDP growth.
Global coal consumption will set a new record in 2024
The IEA predicts a historic high in coal use in 2024, despite climate warnings. China remains the largest consumer, using 4.9 billion tons of coal.
Gazprom supplies LNG to Italy for the first time - Reuters
The Cool Rover gas carrier has delivered the first batch of LNG from the Portova plant to the Italian port of Livorno. This comes amid a reduction in gas supplies by pipeline after the outbreak of war.
More than 200 soldiers killed and wounded: NSDC CCD reveals the scale of DPRK military losses
The DPRK military, involved in the war in Ukraine by Russia, suffers significant losses. Russian commanders are dissatisfied with Korean soldiers because of the language barrier and poor training.
European P5+1 raises alarm over record uranium reserves in Iran
Britain, France, and Germany accused Iran of building up its stockpile of highly enriched uranium to unprecedented levels. The IAEA confirms that Iran is the only country that possesses uranium with a purity of 60%.
Scholz hopes to meet with Trump after inauguration - dpa
The German chancellor wants to visit Trump after he takes office on January 20. The visit is planned before the early elections in Germany, which are expected on February 23.
Nissan and Honda may merge: Nissan shares soar by almost 24%
Media reports suggest a possible merger between Nissan and Honda to create a new holding company. The combined company with Mitsubishi will be able to sell more than 8 million cars annually, competing with Toyota and Volkswagen.
Earthquake in Vanuatu: 14 dead, hundreds injured and widespread destruction
A 7. 3-magnitude earthquake in Vanuatu killed 14 people and injured 200. Embassy buildings were damaged, electricity was cut off, and a state of emergency was declared for 7 days.
Oil exports from Russia fell by 11%: what is happening to the “shadow fleet”?
Russia's maritime oil exports fell to 3. 06 million barrels per day due to terminal repairs and sanctions pressure. Two-thirds of Russia's “shadow fleet” tankers are idle at ports due to tighter Western sanctions.
Trump and China speak on prospects for US-China cooperation
China's top diplomat said on Tuesday that he hoped the new administration of US President-elect Donald Trump would “make the right choice” and work with Beijing, hours after Trump told reporters that the COVID-19 pandemic had complicated his relationship with his “friend” Chinese President Xi Jinping.
British Prince Andrew to spend Christmas apart from family due to Chinese spy scandal
The son of Elizabeth II was asked not to attend the Christmas celebration in Sandringham because of the scandal with the Chinese businessman spy. Prince Andrew has maintained a close relationship with Chris Young for years.
US deploys F-35Cs in the Pacific after China's large-scale exercises
The US Navy has sent the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier with six F-35C Lightning II fighters to the Philippine Sea. The increased military presence comes after China's large-scale exercises near Taiwan involving 90 ships.
Italy approves new military aid package for Ukraine - media
The Italian government has approved the tenth package of military aid to Ukraine, the details of which remain confidential. Defense Minister Guido Crozetto will present it at COPASIR. The country continues to support Kyiv in its quest for a just peace.
US warship arrives in Cambodia for the first time in 8 years amid concerns over China's naval base
The USS Savannah docked in the port of Sihanoukville, not far from China's modernized Ream base. The visit takes place against the backdrop of China's growing influence in the region and the US attempts to restore military ties with Cambodia.