While the world’s eyes are on Ukraine, Transnistria is facing an explosive situation. De facto self-governing since the Soviet collapse, the small territory, which borders Ukraine, is internationally recognised as part of Moldova. A series of explosions shook the capital Tiraspol at the end of April, and shots have been heard near …
Read More »What does the West really think about the Ukrainian conflict?
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Read More »Victory Day flowers stir conflict between authorities and residents in Baltic country
Police in Latvia have blocked access to the Liberators of Riga monument as Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins expressed his frustration at city residents twice creating a carpet of flowers, despite authorities’ attempts to prevent and remove it. Latvian police announced on Wednesday that “in order to prevent endangering public safety” …
Read More »Japan warns of Ukraine-like conflict
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has warned that a Ukraine-style armed conflict could break out in East Asia. He said that peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait is critical for Tokyo and the international community. “We must collaborate with our allies and like-minded countries, and never tolerate a unilateral …
Read More »US ‘directly’ involved in Ukraine conflict – Moscow
Washington should be added to a “list of war criminals” as it is now directly participating in “hostilities” in Ukraine, Chairman of Russia’s State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin claimed on Saturday, citing media reports about alleged US intelligence-sharing with Ukraine. US President Joe Biden has told senior intelligence officials that “counterproductive” …
Read More »Belarus outlines concerns about Ukraine conflict
While Russia insists that its miitary offensive in Ukraine is proceeding according to plan, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko feels that it is taking too long, he told the AP in an interview on Thursday. “I did not think the operation would drag on like this,” Lukashenko declared. “I am not so …
Read More »Zelensky, Biden share blame with Putin for Ukraine conflict – Lula
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is “as responsible as [Russian President Vladimir] Putin for the war,” Brazilian presidential frontrunner Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva told Time magazine on Wednesday, insisting that there is never just one guilty party in war. Zelensky “could have said: ‘Come on, let’s stop talking about this …
Read More »Ukraine conflict rare ‘inflection point’ in history – Biden
President Joe Biden on Tuesday described the conflict in Ukraine as a historic “inflection point [that] comes along every six or eight generations,” and described the US’ role in the conflict as fighting the first “real battle” in a civilizational struggle versus Russia and China. Biden also promised to send …
Read More »Taiwan says it’s drawing ‘lessons’ from Ukraine conflict
Taiwan has observed the conflict in Ukraine and drawn several lessons for its own confrontation with mainland China, the disputed island’s foreign minister, Joseph Wu, told CNN in an interview aired on Sunday. Wu argued that Beijing is hesitant to move on the island due to what he described as …
Read More »Germany warned about its role in Ukraine conflict
If a nation provides “instructions or training” to a party to a conflict, including in using specific weapons in addition to supplying it with arms, this nation could lose its “safe” status as a neutral party in the conflict under international law, the panel of experts told German MPs in …
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