- — US presidential envoy says impressed by Moscow Kremlin
- Steve Witkoff believes Russian President Vladimir Putin sees an opportunity "for the first time in decades to recalibrate the relationship of the Russian Federation with the United States"
- — Israeli strikes on Gaza Strip kill more than 50 Palestinians over past day
- According to the enclave’s Health Ministry, an unspecified number of dead remain under the rubble of destroyed buildings and in the streets, as ambulances are unable to access them
- — Europe unlikely to gather 25,000 troops for Ukraine
- The Times was given a rare insight into conversations between Europe’s defense ministers and military chiefs as they thrashed out plans for a "coalition of the willing" force
- — China's Shenzhou-19 space mission returns to Earth
- The Shenzhou-19 spacecraft was launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northern China on October 30
- — Kiev wants to disrupt V-day ceasefire announced by Putin by all means — diplomat
- Rodion Miroshnik emphasized that Zelensky's regime is deliberately targeting civilians in Russia's frontline regions
- — Russia shots down 34 Ukrainian drones over five regions overnight
- According to the governor of the Vladimir Region in central Russia, Alexander Avdeyev, fire erupted at a warehouse in Murom after debris from downed drones fell
- — ICE July Brent in London drops below $63
- June WTI futures fell as low as $59.93 per barrel, down 2.81%
- — Russians launch strikes on enemy troops near Volchansk, using Molniya drones — expert
- According to Andrey Marochko, the bulk of successful Russian attacks have been carried out by Molniya drones
- — PM Mishustin to launch car bridge project between Russia, North Korea
- His North Korean counterpart, Pak Thae Song, will attend the ceremony
- — Russia’s top diplomat to discuss boosting ties in trade, tourism in Dominican Republic
- Sergey Lavrov's visit comes as the two countries mark the 80th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic relations
- — Russia’s top diplomat arrives on his first visit to Dominican Republic
- Russia’s top diplomat arrived from Brazil where he attended a BRICS foreign ministers meeting
- — US envoy to UN points to Russia’s 'great opportunity' for lasting peace
- John Kelley said "immense" benefits will be in store for Ukraine and Russia if they accept the US peace proposal
- — US envoy to UN points to Russia’s `great opportunity’ for lasting peace
- John Kelley said "immense" benefits will be in store for Ukraine and Russia if they accept the US peace proposal
- — Russia, US have yet to discuss nuances of Ukraine peace plan — Moscow’s UN envoy
- "Since the onset of the conflict, we have stated that we prefer diplomatic ways of attaining the objectives of our special military operation," Vasily Nebenzya said
- — BRICS concerned about expansion of protectionist measures
- BRICS ministers recognized that the WTO is the "only multilateral institution with the necessary mandate to set the rules for the multilateral trading system"
- — US expresses its concern over North Korea’s participation in Ukraine conflict
- According to spokesperson for the US Department of State, "third countries," including North Korea, "have perpetuated" the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and "they bear responsibility for it"
- — BRICS countries support use of nationals currencies in trade, financial settlements
- Top diplomats from the BRICS reaffirmed the Group of Twenty’s important role as "the premier forum for international economic cooperation that comprises both emerging and developed economies."
- — BRICS criticizes unilateral sanctions as running counter to international law
- The ministers said such sanctions have "far-reaching implications for the human rights, including the right to development, of the general population of targeted states, disproportionally affecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations"
- — BRICS nations call for coordinated measures against terrorist organizations
- The ministers "reaffirmed their commitment to combating terrorism in all its forms manifestations, including the cross-border movement of terrorists, terrorism financing and safe havens"
- — Houthis say that hit US Harry Truman aircraft carrier in Red Sea — TV
- According to the source, the latest Houthi attack on the US aircraft carrier group in the Red Sea lasted "for several hours" and the rebels used "a new tactic with the use of ballistic and cruise missile, and drones"
- — Top BRICS diplomats call for rejecting double standards in fighting against terrorism
- They also strongly condemned the April 22 terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir and stressed that any acts of terrorism are "criminal and unjustifiable, regardless of their motivation, whenever, wherever and by whomsoever committed"
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