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Russian attacks on Ukraine killed at least five people, with Ukraine stating that Russia did not cease its offensive during the US envoy's visit, despite Ukrainian forces previously being ordered to observe a ceasefire.
Russian forces attacked the southeastern Ukrainian city of Kamianske on Saturday morning, killing five and injuring five, according to Ukrainian officials. Additionally, casualties from overnight atta
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BBC analysis: Russia's Africa Corps helps Niger's junta suppress a mutiny, signaling its role extends beyond fighting jihadists to protecting military rule
BBC analysis indicates that Russia's Africa Corps, unlike its predecessor the Wagner Group, is directly controlled by Moscow's defense ministry. Following a mutiny last Saturday at Air Base 101 in Nig
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Trump sends envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to Russia and Ukraine with a new peace plan aimed at ending the war, potentially including security guarantees and a ceasefire.
Trump sends envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff to Russia and Ukraine with a new peace plan aimed at ending the war, potentially including security guarantees and a ceasefire.
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Al Jazeera: Russian Jet-Powered Drone Attacks Kill Dozens in Ukraine; Russia Extends Diesel Export Ban This Week Amid Shortages
Al Jazeera reports that Russian jet-powered drones have killed dozens of civilians in Ukraine, including 38 in the village of Myra on August 29 and another 12 nationwide on September 1. A spokesman fo
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US Retail Diesel Hits Record High, Threatening Further Energy-Driven Inflation Amid Iran and Russia Crises
US Retail Diesel Hits Record High, Threatening Further Energy-Driven Inflation Amid Iran and Russia Crises
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South Africa’s IDC to Sell Namibian Uranium Mine Stake Due to Iranian and Russian Backers
South Africa’s Industrial Development Corp. plans to sell its stake in a Namibian uranium project because the mine’s backers include Iranian and Russian entities.
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Ukraine faces a brutal winter of escalating Russian air strikes, with Kyiv having few options to protect citizens due to a shortage of Patriot missiles.
Ukraine faces a brutal winter of escalating Russian air strikes, with Kyiv having few options to protect citizens due to a shortage of Patriot missiles.
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Bloomberg: US officials have expressed dissatisfaction to Germany, citing the Bundesbank President's criticism of US intervention in the yen and the German Finance Minister's tough stance on Russia.
U.S. officials have expressed dissatisfaction with the German government through multiple channels, Bloomberg reported on September 3, citing sources. Reasons include Bundesbank President Nagel's publ
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Elina Ribakova, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics: The Russia-Ukraine conflict should no longer be called a "hybrid war" but an "open war."
Elina Ribakova, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics: The Russia-Ukraine conflict should no longer be called a "hybrid war" but an "open war."
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Al Jazeera: Ukraine Extends Conflict to Russian Space Program, Attacking Military Space Infrastructure
Al Jazeera reports that Ukraine is escalating the conflict to Russia's space program by attacking its military space infrastructure, marking a shift in tactics. Ukraine has reportedly used long-range
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China and Russia push for deeper investment ties in manufacturing, infrastructure, green industries, and digital economy
China is ready to expand investment cooperation with Russia, focusing on manufacturing, infrastructure, green industries, and the digital economy. Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang called for faster
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Russia's oil revenue sank to a six-month low in August, due to lower export prices
Russia's oil revenue slumped to a six-month low in August, reflecting lower export prices and compounding pressure on the Kremlin’s ability to finance its war in Ukraine.
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Kyrgyzstan hosts SCO summit, Putin calls it the center of an emerging multipolar world; Iranian President Pezeshkian calls on the US to fulfill JCPOA commitments
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the SCO has evolved into one of the independent and influential centers of th
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Norway has seized the Russian vessel "Professor Molchanov" in the Arctic to enforce Ukrainian energy company Naftogaz's $4.22 billion Crimea compensation claim.
Norway has seized the Russian vessel "Professor Molchanov" in the Arctic region to enforce Ukrainian energy company Naftogaz's claim against Russia for Crimea compensation. This follows Russia's failu
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Putin said on Thursday there was still a "chance for peace" with Ukraine, but NATO Secretary-General Rutte warned that Russia was becoming "increasingly reckless."
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok that the Russia-Ukraine conflict must ultimately be resolved by the two countries, and he believes there
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Wednesday that Russia would close the German Goethe-Institut cultural centers in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Yekaterinburg.
The move is a response to Germany's earlier announcement to close a Russian cultural center in Berlin and a consulate in Bonn. Germany accused Russia of being responsible for a drone incident at Leipz
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The EU is seeking to impose more sanctions on Russia, including on 1,600 entities and individuals, after Germany accused Russia of an attempted airport attack, said EU foreign affairs chief Kallas.
The European Union is increasing pressure on Russia after Berlin accused Moscow of being behind a foiled drone attack on Germany's Leipzig/Halle Airport, EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas said on W
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Russian President Putin officially launched the Udokan copper cathode plant.
The plant, a critical facility for one of the world's largest copper mines, was rebuilt almost from scratch after a fire nearly three years ago.
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India's imports of Russia's ESPO crude from the Far East surged to 16% of its total crude imports in the first seven months of 2026, driven by China's market exit and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
India increased its purchases of Russian Far East ESPO crude oil in the first seven months of this year, with its share of exports rising from 12% to 16%, Kommersant reported, citing an Argus report.
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Putin warns Armenia that joining EU could disrupt trade with Moscow
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan on Tuesday that Yerevan's bid to join the European Union could disrupt trade with Moscow, as relations between the two c
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Putin issued a veiled threat regarding the UK's provision of weapons to Ukraine, stating "that's a secret" and warning Western nations they "might get hit."
When asked at a press conference whether Moscow would strike British military facilities, Russian President Vladimir Putin replied, "That's a secret. A military secret." The BBC analyzed that this mov
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated his message to everyone is to stay away from Iran and Russia, adding that no one should support this regime.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated his message to everyone is to stay away from Iran and Russia, adding that no one should support this regime.
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Putin Responds to Zelenskyy's Remarks, Calls Them "State Terrorism" and Threatens to Intensify Attacks on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday responded to Zelensky's remarks during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Kyrgyzstan, stating that such threats amounted to a declaration of "s
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Zelenskyy warns airlines that Ukrainian drones will continue operating over Russia, making its airspace increasingly unsafe for civilian aviation as Ukraine targets military infrastructure.
Zelenskyy warns airlines that Ukrainian drones will continue operating over Russia, making its airspace increasingly unsafe for civilian aviation as Ukraine targets military infrastructure.
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Nikkei: Japan has not taken specific countermeasures due to LNG demand a month after Putin's visit to the disputed islands.
Nikkei Asia reported that a month has passed since Russian President Putin visited the disputed islands in the Northwest Pacific. Although Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed opposition,
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EU member states agree to boost Arctic investment in response to Russian threats and geopolitical competition
Twelve EU member states unanimously agreed at a meeting on Monday that the Arctic has become a "geopolitical hotspot," calling for the EU to play a more strategic and proactive role in the region. Fin
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France is making an "astonishing" push to lift EU sanctions on Russian oligarchs
France is making an "astonishing" push to lift EU sanctions on Russian oligarchs
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Donald Trump stated that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to stop striking each other's energy targets.
Donald Trump posted on social media on Monday that Ukraine had agreed not to strike Russian energy targets, and Russia had agreed to do the same. He also stated that the rise in global diesel prices w
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Al Jazeera: Russia and Ukraine Race to Develop AI Warfare, Attacks to Become Fully Autonomous
According to Al Jazeera, Russia and Ukraine are racing to develop AI warfare technologies, aiming for fully autonomous attacks. The report states that Russia first used autonomous attack drones powere
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Niger mutiny exposes growing reliance on Russia and tests Sahelian allies' unity
The failed mutiny on August 29, which involved soldiers attacking an airbase, the presidential palace, and the national broadcaster, revealed President Abdourahamane Tiani's increased dependence on Ru
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Ukrainian drone evades Russian helicopter fire to strike oil tanker
Ukraine has released footage showing a drone evading fire from a Russian helicopter before striking a sanctioned oil tanker in the Black Sea. This is part of a wider campaign targeting vessels Ukraine
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Russia struck train near Ukraine-Poland border shortly after Boris Johnson and top European officials passed through
The Russian strike hit the train's engine, with no casualties reported. Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was on the train with senior European security advisers, questioned Russia's motive,
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Kremlin says Russia-Ukraine-US talks possible in October
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States could take place in October. This follows visits by U.S. negotiators to Kyiv and Moscow to pus
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Trump on Ukraine: Zelenskiy must stop striking Russia's diesel fuel facilities
Trump on Ukraine: Zelenskiy must stop striking Russia's diesel fuel facilities
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Ukraine Says Passenger Train Headed to Warsaw Is Hit by Drone
Ukraine's foreign minister stated that a passenger train traveling from Kyiv to Warsaw was hit by a Russian drone just kilometers from the Polish border on Sunday morning. This incident occurred as Ru
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UN officials warn Ukraine faces "most difficult winter" since full-scale Russian invasion.
Alexander De Croo, head of the United Nations Development Programme, told the BBC that Russia's "systematic" targeting of Ukraine's energy infrastructure could lead to a "humanitarian catastrophe" if
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Iranian and Russian presidents criticized Western sanctions at the BRICS Business Forum, calling for deeper trade ties and expanded local currency settlements.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday criticized Western sanctions against their economies at the BRICS Business Forum and urged Global South nations to de
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Russian strikes on Kyiv fuel stations kill two, marking second day of attacks
Russian drone attacks on two fuel stations in Kyiv on Friday killed two people and injured others, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko. This marks the second consecutive day of strikes on fuel station
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Ukraine Says It Hit Major Oil Refinery in Russia’s Volga Region
Ukraine said it hit Rosneft PJSC’s major oil refinery in the Volga region as Kyiv intensified its campaign against Russian energy infrastructure. Ukraine’s General Staff stated in a Telegram message t
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen admits Europe is not responding quickly enough to Russian threats, calls for faster action
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen admits Europe is not responding quickly enough to Russian threats, calls for faster action
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IEA Says Ukraine Strikes Degrade Russian Oil-Refining Industry, With Sanctions Preventing Recovery from Drone Attacks
The International Energy Agency (IEA) stated that Russia’s oil-processing capacity is being degraded, as sanctions prevent the refining industry from recovering from more intense and precise Ukrainian
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Anthropic claims its Claude AI was used in Yemen for missile guidance software, by Russia-linked groups for espionage, and by China for cyber operations
In a new report, Anthropic alleges it intervened in northern Yemen to block the use of Claude for missile guidance software, including for a guided rocket and a long-range ballistic missile. The compa
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EU Commission Resumes Work on Legally Tapping Russian Bank Funds for Ukraine
The European Commission is seeking legally sound ways to access Moscow's frozen bank funds as Kyiv's spending crunch deepens.
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Russian strike on shopping centre in central Ukrainian city of Pavlohrad kills at least four, wounds 60
A Russian strike on a shopping centre in the central Ukrainian city of Pavlohrad killed at least four people and wounded 60 more. The attack came as both sides step up attacks hundreds of kilometres b
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The escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine is inflicting new shocks on global fuel and food prices.
MarketWatch reports that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has entered a new and intensified phase. Russia recently launched deadly attacks on Kyiv, while Ukraine has responded with more precise
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GasBuddy Reports 5 California Gas Stations Hit $9.999 Per Gallon For Diesel, The Highest Price Their Systems Allow
According to a September 10 post from GasBuddy's head of petroleum analysis Patrick De Haan, five diesel pumps in California are displaying $9.999 a gallon, the maximum figure their hardware can show.
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Russia's Crude Output Fell in August as Ukraine Steps Up Strikes on Oil Assets
Russia's production of crude oil shrank in August, lagging further behind its OPEC+ quota, after Ukraine stepped up attacks on the nation's oil assets.
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Ukraine launches deepest strike of war, hitting Russian Arctic gas plants 3,000 km away, as Russian attacks kill 7 in Ukraine
Ukraine's Special Operations Forces (SOF) confirmed the drone attack on two natural gas plants, Novy Urengoy and Purovsky, in Russia's Yamal-Nenets region, marking the war's deepest strike. These faci
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