Putin Demands Halt to U.S. Arms Supplies for Ukraine Truce?
Russian President Vladimir Putin has made the cessation of Western military aid to Ukraine a key condition for agreeing to a ceasefire, with a particular focus on halting U.S. arms supplies
US Military Launches Biggest-Ever Operation in Afghanistan
World | December 8, 2003, Monday // 00:00
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The US military has announced its biggest ever ground operation against Islamic militants in Afghanistan. The military said it launched "Operation Avalanche" at the weekend across eastern and southern Afghanistan, where Taliban and allied Islamic militants have regained strength and carried out a series of attacks on foreign troops and aid workers. Overshadowing the offensive are the deaths of nine children killed by a US air strike on the southern Afghan village of Petaw on Saturday.
Israel Vows Stronger Action Against Hamas Amid Rising Tensions
Israel has intensified its military actions against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, following the group's refusal to release Israeli hostages and its rejection of all diplomatic proposals
World | March 18, 2025, Tuesday // 13:48
Trump Had to 'Push' Zelensky to Make the 'Right' Decisions During Oval Office Scandal
Donald Trump commented on his tense discussion with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during their meeting in the Oval Office on February 28
Gazprom Faces $13.1 Billion Loss Amid EU Energy Exports Decline
Russian energy giant Gazprom has faced a significant financial blow in 2024, recording net losses of 1.076 trillion rubles
Trump Weighs Recognizing Crimea as Russian in Push for Peace Deal
US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering recognizing Crimea as Russian territory as part of a potential peace deal to end the war
Israel Resumes Strikes on Gaza, Killing Hundreds as Ceasefire Collapses
Israel launched a series of intense airstrikes across Gaza on Tuesday, marking the most severe escalation since a ceasefire took effect in January
World | March 18, 2025, Tuesday // 09:26
