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We listened to the bloc chief so you don’t have to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called for more EU power over security, social control, and militarization, while announcing tighter restrictions on Russia, avoiding Israel, and unilaterally making Canada special, during her…

A Ukraine conflict monitoring group has evolved into a key weapons procurement hub, the FT has reported The German Defense Ministry has a secretive military unit dedicated solely to facilitating cooperation between Berlin and Kiev, including meeting Ukraine’s weapons demands, the Financial Times…

Sanctions cannot be presumed to remain in force indefinitely, the ruling stated Belgium’s highest administrative court has struck down a government decision not to release the frozen assets of Russia’s BCS Bank. The authorities failed to establish a clear procedure for handling such requests and…

Berlin’s Moscow accusation rests on credibility Germany’s leaders don’t have Berlin has officially blamed a murky drone incident at the Leipzig-Halle airport on Moscow. However, as unbiased observers agree, the German authorities have not published any actual evidence to back up this accusation.…

The Hague-based court has disproportionately targeted the Global South while powerful states escape scrutiny, David Lopez has told RT The International Criminal Court (ICC) needs sweeping reform to ensure that powerful countries are held to the same standards as the rest of the world, human rights…

The appointment of Jens Stoltenberg will turn the high-profile event into the US-led bloc’s “fiefdom,” a Russian presidential envoy has said Former NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will become the co-chair of the Munich Security Conference (MSC) together with the former head of the OSCE,…

Paris is reportedly pushing to lift EU sanctions on Alisher Usmanov to secure the release of French nationals held in Azerbaijan France is pressing the EU to lift sanctions on Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov in exchange for several of its citizens detained in Azerbaijan, including a man…

Major states rarely face the International Criminal Court while the “defeated” and “powerless” are most at risk, Gunnar Beck has told RT Western leaders are far less likely to face the International Criminal Court (ICC) for conduct comparable to that alleged against officials from weaker states,…

The British-Polish solicitor has lived in Britain since her teens and speaks nine languages, including Russian A senior Spanish naval officer stationed with NATO in the UK became the subject of a counterintelligence investigation over his relationship with a British woman who was born in Soviet…

The US president has rejected warnings from tech leaders that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat Concerns that artificial intelligence could take over the world and wipe out humanity are a hoax peddled by radical Democrats, US President Donald Trump has said, doubling down on…

Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said the deployment was aimed at deterring America’s adversaries The US has for the first time acknowledged that it has weapons in space amid ongoing tensions with Russia and China. US Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink revealed the deployment on Monday during the…

Tehran says Washington violated international law by preventing Mohammad Eslami from attending the IAEA event in Vienna The US has violated international law by pressuring Austria to prevent Iran’s nuclear chief from attending a UN nuclear watchdog event in Vienna, Tehran has said. Mohammad Eslami,…

The same legal standards should apply to all countries regardless of their size or influence, Hany Soliman of the Arab Center for Research and Studies has said The credibility of international law hinges on whether it is applied consistently, regardless of a given country’s size and military clout,…

Only three of the bloc’s 27 members are part of the region, two of which recently joined NATO EU leaders have called for a stronger presence in the Arctic as NATO expands its military activities in the region, citing what they describe as a growing security threat from Russia. Moscow has repeatedly…