Category: 4. World

The latest round of European sanctions hit a number of companies and banks in China, prompting Beijing to protest and promise a response that would safeguard and protect its own firms.

The European Union sanctioned two Chinese banks and five…

Henry Kissinger once compared himself to the lone cowboy who rode into town to sort out the bad guys. But the U.S. secretary of state, who also served as national security adviser, knew different when it came to dealing with major powers. His…

A Facebook[1] newsfeed looks a lot like sewage in 2025. When recently scrolling through my own, I stumbled upon a post by one Graham Phillips. For the reader unaware, Phillips is a British national who was recently granted asylum in Russia. The self-proclaimed…

Russia launched a barrage of drones and missiles at Ukraine in an overnight attack on Monday, killing at least one person and causing multiple fires in the capital Kyiv, city officials said.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said rescuers and medics…

Editor’s note: This is a developing story and is being updated.

At least one person was killed and six were injured as repeated explosions rocked Kyiv, and several fires broke out across Ukraine’s capital during a mass Russian drone and missile…

Russia’s second-largest company, state-run oil giant Rosneft, complained over the weekend about EU sanctions on an Indian refinery it partly owns.

A Rosneft spokesperson called the sanctions introduced by Brussels on Friday “illegal,”…