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As part of a broader peace agreement between Moscow and Kiev, the United States would be willing to recognise the Russian annexation of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea. This is according to insiders quoted by Bloomberg.

Iran put its military might on display during a parade held this Friday, with President Masoud Pezeshkian declaring that the country’s armed forces represent “peace, stability, and regional cooperation.”

On March 18, Putin ordered a halt to all strikes on energy sites located in Ukraine.

A Japanese lawmaker has sharply criticized the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, calling them a form of “extortion” as trade and security talks between Washington and Tokyo got underway this week.

Texas was struck by a series of earthquakes on Thursday, the strongest of which registered a magnitude of 3.3, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).

A judge prohibits Trump from deporting foreign nationals to third countries "without due process".

The head of Russia's foreign intelligence service, Sergei Naryshkin, threatens Poland and the Baltic states with military retaliation if the war in Ukraine spirals out of control.

Trump is not pleased that his Chinese counterpart is touring Southeast Asia.

In the Arctic, the last private plot is up for sale. Enough to interest China...

US President Donald Trump has announced his latest idea: he's considering launching a programme aimed at paying undocumented immigrants to "voluntarily" leave the country.

According to Reuters, the US will stop trying to mediate a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine within a few days if there are no clear signs that an agreement can be reached.

Before the presidential elections in Poland, Moscow is intensifying cyberattacks.