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'Enough of Our Own Domestic Affairs, But...': Putin Thanks PM Modi, Trump for Russia-Ukraine Peace Efforts
At a joint press conference with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Thursday, Putin said that Russia favors the proposal to stop fighting but holds the view that this should lead to permanent peace by addressing the root causes of the crisis.
Kremlin Aide Dismisses US-Proposed Ceasefire Plan for Ukraine
Yuri Ushakov, one of the most important members of Russia's negotiating team with the United States, expressed his dissent on state television, stating that the suggested 30-day pause in hostilities would only allow Ukrainian troops to reorganize.
Trump Revives Greenland Annexation Idea in Talks with NATO Chief: Reports
According to Xinhua News Agency quoting The Hill, Trump appeared quite assured about the possibility, even suggesting that the NATO leader would have a part to play in making it possible.
Jewish Protesters Rally at Trump Tower in Solidarity with Pro-Palestine Activist
New York Police Chief John Chell said 98 people were arrested on Thursday for not leaving the area voluntarily, with a number of hundreds leaving voluntarily.
Pak Government Silent as Opposition Slams It Over Jaffar Express Hijacking in National Assembly
In Wednesday's session, the ruling alliance did not touch upon the scandalous episode, which had captured the country.
Dalai Lama Declares Successor Will Be Born Outside China; Beijing Dismisses Claim
To this remark, the ministry claimed, "He has no authority to represent Tibet's people. Reincarnations of the living Buddha, including Dalai Lama, should follow the laws of the nation."
Awami League Leader Thanks India, Claims Sheikh Hasina Set to Return as PM; Calls Youth Vote a 'Mistake'
In an interview with news agency ANI, he also made scathing attacks on Muhammad Yunus, chief advisor of the interim government of Bangladesh, calling him to "go back where he came from."
Karoline Leavitt Accuses Mahmoud Khalil of Exploiting System Amid Columbia Student’s Deportation
His fellow former President Donald Trump described the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a legal permanent U.S. resident, as a precedent-setting move, predicting that it signals the start of a wider crackdown on campus protests against the war in Gaza. Yet a federal judge has temporarily blocked Khalil's deportation from the United States.
Ukraine Confirms Resumption of U.S. Military Aid to Kyiv
Referring to Pavlo Palisa, Deputy Head of the office of the Ukrainian President and a participant of the Ukrainian delegation engaged in negotiations with the U.S. in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, the report emphasized that understandings reached at the talks are now being fulfilled.
Moscow will wait for information from US on ceasefire proposal, Says Dmitry Peskov
Peskov emphasized that Russia would refrain from making any assumptions until it receives more details.
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