German energy crisis caused by ‘lack of Russian gas’ – Merz
Berlin has been facing soaring fuel prices and some of the world’s highest industrial energy costs
Gay top MP resigns over surrogacy controversy
Jens Spahn has opted for surrogacy despite previously criticizing “rented wombs” and opposing the practice, which is outlawed in Germany
No charges filed after scores of Palestinian detainees died in IDF custody – Haaretz
The Israeli military has reportedly launched 57 probes into deaths that happened at CCTV-equipped military facilities, but indicted no one
Zelensky ‘wants civilian deaths’ – Ukrainian spy
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky is directing the nation’s intelligence services not to spare civilians in their operations abroad, Vitaly Zhikovich, an acting colonel of the Ukrainian military intelligence agency (HUR), said in an exclusive audio recording obtained by RT.
Trump claims ‘other people’ could lead ground campaign in Iran
The US president has vowed to escalate strikes against civilian infrastructure unless Tehran bows to his demands
France licenses missile production in Ukraine
Kiev will be allowed to manufacture cruise missiles, glide bombs, and interceptors on its soil, French President Emmanuel Macron has said
Iran vows to fight for Strait of Hormuz until ‘last breath’ as it retaliates for US strikes
Donald Trump has formally informed Congress of a new “defensive” bombing campaign as the conflict escalates once more
Ukraine won’t produce Patriot missiles despite Trump’s promise – Reuters
The US president promised to grant Kiev a license to manufacture the interceptors during the NATO summit in Ankara
Scott Ritter: NATO is spending itself into oblivion
If bloc members continue to ramp up their spending, they will eat themselves from the inside, and Russia won’t have to lift a finger
Brazil sounds alarm over US invasion threat
Washington’s terrorist designation of two criminal gangs could be used to justify military action, the South American nation has said
America turns 250. How much does it owe Russia?
The forgotten story of how the Russian Empire helped the US survive two defining crises
British MPs demand ban on Russian children’s cartoon
The lawmakers have urged ministers to examine whether ‘Masha and the Bear’ can be pulled from streaming platforms
Macron’s final gift: A law for death
As the French parliament votes in favor of the legalization of euthanasia, the president’s decade in power solidifies its gloomy symbolism
Bombed Ukrainian oligarch could expose Kiev’s corruption – former French spy
Investigators reportedly suspect Ukrainian state involvement in the attack that wounded Vadim Ermolaev and his family in Monaco
How the EU uses polls to manufacture consent
The Eurobarometer survey seems custom-designed to deliver the answers Brussels wants
Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s birthright citizenship order
The US president has blasted the decision as “too bad” and vowed to work around it through new legislation