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The zero-tariff regime gives China's soft power a boost, but may lead to uneven gains, say analysts
The Ukrainian president has come under heavy criticism for his reshuffling of one the country's most successful security agencies
By Kanishka Singh WASHINGTON, March 16 (Reuters) - A "significant Israeli ground offensive" in Lebanon must be averted since it could have devastating humanitarian consequences, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Britain said in a joint statement on Monday. Lebanon was sucked into the war in the Middle East on March 2 after the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah opened fire at Israel. Hezbollah said it aimed to avenge the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed on the first day of the U.S. and Israel's war on Iran
First Sea Lord Gwyn Jenkins says the Joint Expeditionary Force has to evolve in a more integrated "partnership of Northern Navies"
Organisers of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla on Thursday said Israel's army had "kidnapped" 211 activists including a Paris city councillor in a raid in international waters off Greece. Helene Coron, a spokeswoman for the Global Sumud France, told an online news conference that the operation had taken place near the island of Crete, at an "unprecedented" distance from Israel. Yasmine Scola, an activist on board the flotilla, said her colleagues had been "kidnapped" by Israel. Israel's foreign ministry had earlier put the number of those detained at 175
The US may be making positive noises, but exhausted Ukrainians remain wary after nearly four years of war
Middle East rivalries are turning a local war into a regional crisis
Journalist Zainab Faraj recalled the final moments of fellow journalist Amal Khalil
The president's announcement underscores escalating tensions between the 2 nations, whose ties have been strained by Israel's ongoing relationship with Russia
The Royal, in a speech to US Congress, expressed gratitude to the American people on this 250th anniversary of the US colonies declaring their freedom from British rule: 'For all that time, our destinies have been interlinked.'
MOSCOW, April 29 (Reuters) - Russia plans to stay in OPEC+ despite a decision by the United Arab Emirates to leave, the Kremlin said on Wednesday, voicing hopes the alliance of oil producers would continue to operate amid turmoil in the global energy market. The UAE said on Tuesday it would quit the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, dealing a blow to the group as an energy crisis triggered by the Iran war has exposed rifts among Gulf nations. The UAE was the fourth-largest producer in OPEC+, while Russia is second, behind Saudi Arabia