March 12, 07:59 AM • 42203 views11:29 AM • 35612 views11:29 AM • 35630 views02:36 PM • 4038 viewsMarch 11, 05:32 PM • 33707 viewsCrowdstrike, a cybersecurity company, has suffered a significant drop in shares on the New York stock exchanges due to IT problems. The company's shares fell by 11.1% after an update that affected anti-virus solutions around the world.
U. S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said that commitments to Ukraine will be honored regardless of the composition of the administration. He emphasized that Russia has already lost the war, and Ukraine is integrating with the West.
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan does not rule out changing restrictions on Ukraine's strikes with US weapons deep into Russia. This is due to Russia's new offensive on Kharkiv across Ukraine's border.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirmed a phone conversation with former US President Trump. They agreed to discuss steps to achieve a just and lasting peace in Ukraine during a face-to-face meeting.
Donald Trump reports on his phone conversation with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calling it 'very good. Zelenskyy congratulated Trump on his nomination as a US presidential candidate and condemned the assassination attempt.
US President Joe Biden has expressed outrage at the Russian court's verdict sentencing WSJ journalist Evan Hershkovich to 16 years in prison. Biden emphasized that journalism is not a crime and demanded Hershkovich's release.
The United States has imposed sanctions on two leaders of the Cyber Army of Russia Reborn cybercrime group for attacks on critical infrastructure. CARR has been conducting DDoS attacks in Ukraine and manipulating industrial control systems in the United States and Europe.
Ohio Senator J. D. Vance has accepted the Republican Party's nomination for vice president of the United States. The 39-year-old Vance spoke at the party convention, describing his path and vision of the country's future.
In a statement on the anniversary of the downing of MH17, the United States reaffirmed its commitment to holding Russia accountable for war crimes in Ukraine. Secretary Blinken emphasized the importance of justice for the victims and support for Ukraine.
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer asked Joe Biden not to run for president in 2024.
In the United States, a russian man was sentenced to 3 years in prison for money laundering and smuggling military microelectronics for russia. He ran a network of front companies in Hong Kong to illegally purchase technology.
Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 after an event in Las Vegas. The US President has been vaccinated, has mild symptoms, and is self-isolating at home in Delaware, continuing to perform his duties.
Georgian NGOs and media organizations, along with the president, have filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court against the controversial Law on Foreign Agents, which requires NGOs and media outlets receiving foreign grants to register as foreign agents, citing violations of citizens' rights and Georgia's integration into the EU and NATO.
In Świętoszów, in southwestern Poland, the construction of a base to accommodate 1,200 U. S. troops and their equipment, intended to temporarily house allied troops during exercises, is completed.
Japan plans to provide Ukraine with a $3. 3 billion loan as part of a $50 billion financial support package from the Group of Seven countries, which will be repaid from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets.
Lithuania's foreign minister commented on the potential impact of Donald Trump's choice of Jay DeVance as vice president, saying it means “entering the territory of uncertainty.
Trump has hinted at a willingness to ease or lift sanctions against Russia as part of his "deal" to end the war in Ukraine, saying he does not like sanctions and considers them useful only in certain cases, such as with Iran.
Former US President Donald Trump said that Vladimir Putin "will never get into Ukraine" and that he himself told Putin to "never, ever go into Ukraine" during his presidency, despite Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
U. S. President Joe Biden has revealed the only thing that, in his words, could force him to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race.
IMF warns of severe global financial uncertainty as risks of sustained inflation rise, higher interest rates, trade disputes, and election-related policy uncertainty.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov complained about alleged “threats” to Russia from the West, while US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said that Russia sees a threat in the fact that democracy is functioning on its borders, denying any military threat to Russia before its invasion of Ukraine.
The United States cannot predict the development of Russian-Chinese relations, as well as China's role as Russia's main strategic partner, including potential support for the Russian defense industry.
The United States continues to develop a number of hypersonic technology programs and seeks to accelerate their development and testing.
US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller said that the American people and the bipartisan majority in Congress strongly support continued military assistance to Ukraine to defend against Russian aggression, responding to past criticism from Donald Trump's vice presidential nominee J. D. Vance.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and his Hungarian counterpart Szijjarto discussed the situation around Ukraine and bilateral cooperation during a meeting in New York.
Two drones attacked the Iraqi air base of Ain al-Asad, where U. S. and other international forces are deployed, the second attack on U.S. forces in Iraq since early February.
CNN: Iran was planning to assassinate former US President Donald Trump, according to intelligence obtained by US intelligence agencies, leading to increased security measures around Trump.
Boris Johnson said that Trump is in great shape after the recent attempt on his life and expressed confidence in Trump's strong support for Ukraine and the defense of democracy.
US President Joe Biden has directed the Secret Service to provide protection to independent presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. following an incident in which Donald Trump was wounded during an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania.
Some European countries are considering reopening their embassies in Afghanistan, which would mean diplomatic recognition of the Taliban almost three years after the fall of the previous government.
