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Joe Biden And His Partners Find Methods To Collectively Isolate Putin

Vikas DeshwalAugust 2, 20220

As Russian President Putin's military powers overspread the sovereign country of Ukraine, many nations will examine for methods to react strongly to directly treat Moscow as a pariah state on par with Bashar Assad's Syria and Kim Jong Un's North Korea. While the United States declared it would not encounter Moscow instantly on the battleground in Kyiv with American battalions, one scenario it could take is to rally supporters to separate Moscow in all methods, likely collectively economically, diplomatically, and via "grey-zone" activities like cyber or data action -- to create Putin comprehend that this attack will not stand and that his judgment was a severe blunder. The objective here would be to push Russia and its supporters to feel sufficiently hurt to cause them to leave their

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Russia-China Relations: Vladimir Putin Warns Washington Against ‘Inflammatory’ Moves Toward Beijing

Vikas DeshwalAugust 2, 20220

The Kremlin has delivered robust help to Beijing amid anxieties over Taiwan, alerting the United States Of America against any "inflammatory actions" that could aggravate the crisis.  Russian President Vladimir Putin showed strong backing to China amid the pressures over Taiwan, precautioning the U.S. against any "subversive" moves that could worsen the situation. Chinese President Xi Jinping alerted against interfering in China's dealings with Taiwan during a phone call Thursday with U.S. President Joe Biden.   In a call with journalists, Moscow spokesman Dmitry Peskov expressed Kremlin staunchly backs Beijing's freedom and territorial integrity. "We think that no other nation has the right to reach (that) into suspicion or take any inflammatory steps," Peskov expressed. He forew

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Netherlands Panics After Russia Cuts Off Pipelines: Groningen Remains On Thine Ice

Agamapar ChadhaAugust 2, 20220

The Groningen gas field in the Netherlands is one of the largest sources of natural gas in Western Europe. Housing 2,740 Billion cubic metres worth of natural gas has been a crucial tool for the Dutch post-World War II economy. Until January 2013, earthquakes of 3.6 on the Richter scale were recorded. After the suspicion of extraction being the cause of earthquakes in the Groningen region, it was decided to limit the extraction. By September 2016, the extraction had been listed at 21.6 billion m³. However, in October 2017, the Zerjip earthquake in Groningen was recorded as the third strongest in magnitude. The earthquakes have led to more than 16,0 000 damages claims to date. This prompted the Eric webs commission to end the extraction from the gas fields by 2025-2030. Yet these plans r...

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Story Of “True Friends” 1971: How Russia Defended India Against West Backed Pakistan

Vikas DeshwalJuly 28, 20220

The whole planet knows that New Delhi and Moscow are all-weather buddies, and the bond is not just because of strategic ties but also the bond between the individuals of the two countries. Since the days of the USSR, Russia especially sided with India, and New Delhi sided with Moscow. Today, when India is lining up with USA and Russia is aligning with China, Russia and India are still each other's tightest friends. Many Indians helped Russia during the Ukrainian crisis, even after knowing that Russia had begun this war and attacked Ukrainian cities. Till today, two Indians proved they died in Ukraine. Why does India still support Russia In Russian-Ukraine War?   Some guidance can be found by glancing around in duration. On August 9, 1971, New Delhi and the USSR marked a 'Peac

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The Wagner Group: Emperor Putin’s Personal Regiment Group

Agamapar ChadhaJuly 28, 20220

The USA has well-established private militia companies willing to provide trained militants with arms to invade, defend or secure targets. Even the US government has given these companies the government to fight in the Afghan war, through which these firms have heavily profited and flourished in their ventures. On the other hand, most countries, including Russia, have banned the privatisation of armies. However, the 'Wagner Group, based in Argentina, has Russian ties despite not being a part or recognised as an extension of Russia's military. The group came into being after it supported the separatist forces in the self-declared Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republic from 2014 to 2015. The group was named 'Wagner' by its leader Dmitry Utkin in honour not Hitler's favourite composer.

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Turkey, United Nation Become Mediators Amid Russia, Ukraine Signing Grain Export deal

Vikas DeshwalJuly 25, 20220

Moscow and Kyiv administrators have signed a contract to permit grain exports from Ukrainian Black Sea ports, as UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told the deal would allow easing the international food crisis The neighbouring, warring countries are among the globe’s biggest exporters of grains. Still, Russia’s aggression led to a de-facto blocking of the Black Sea, resulting in Ukraine’s exports declining to a sixth of their pre-war status. Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu and Ukraine’s infrastructure minister, Oleksandr Kubrakov, autographed the agreement individually on Friday, carefully bypassing seating at the exact tableland and bypassing shaking hands. The signing ritual took residence at Istanbul’s lavish Dolmabahce Pal

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Russia Threatens Further Annexations, Ukraine Obliges With Ports For Trade

Vikas DeshwalJuly 25, 20220

The timing of Sergey Lavrov's interview with state-run Russia TV appears to both pressure Kyiv into demining the harbours and softening the pro-Russian separatist Donbas, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia provinces from US-supplied missiles. His statements came as the US declared it would deliver Ukraine with more long-range weapons. Ukraine will accept another four High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS) rocket systems to stop the passage of Russian battalions, obtaining the actual number to 16. Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska too discoursed US Congress on Wednesday, requesting for more air-defence systems to "help us to stop this nightmare against Ukrainians." Lavrov described in the hour-long interview, "Now the landscape has changed. It’s not just Donetsk and Luhansk. And it's

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European Union Faced More Pressure From Biden Administration, European Countries Against Russia; May Impose Fresh Sanctions

Vikas DeshwalJuly 20, 20220

While polishing the global world for other options for Russian natural gas to survive with a possible colder-than-usual winter, the EU is also considering new sanctions against Moscow, as EU external affairs ministers met on Monday to discuss banning gold purchases from Russia. Experts said the EU has registered that it has failed to squash Moscow even with the "maximum" number of sanctions. Thus more sanctions will only become less successful, and the conversation about sanctions was made as the EU faced enforcement from the Biden government and European countries like Lithuania. Monday's discussion was about the EU's seventh meeting on fresh sanctions. EU foreign ministers were scheduled to meet to discuss new sanctions against Moscow on Monday. The alliance is taken into consider...

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US Faces Diplomatic Damage: Putin Atop Middle-Eastern Summit, Biden Remains Empty-Handed

Vikas DeshwalJuly 20, 20220

Russian President Vladimir Putin stayed in Iran on Tuesday to maintain the relationship with his Turkish and Iranian companions. Yet the visit received significant international awareness for its timing, coming on the heels of US President Joe Biden's Middle East trip, making Putin's visit glance like "a punch back" behind the US endeavours to maintain his impact in this area. Russian President Putin on Tuesday encountered Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan individually before a threefold summit, his second foreign visit since the Russian special military functions in Ukraine. Putin and Raisi discussed methods for the development of bilateral connections in different regions, including energy, transit, trade exchanges and regional products.

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Alexie Navalny: The Hope Against Putin’s Autocracy

Agamapar ChadhaJuly 18, 20220

After the collapse of The United Soviet Socialist Republic (U.S.S.R.), better known as the soviet union, on 26th December 1991, after attempts and making a more democratic nation by Boris, which eventually waned, Vladimir Putin announced on 31st December 1999 that he is now the head of the state. F.S.B. Masha Gessen, an author and journalist, commented on his rule by saying, “So, he was trying to remake Russia in the image of the K.G.B. Like if everything in the world could be as centralised, insular, and secretive as the K.G.B., it would work well.” Hence to concretise his control to totality. First, he took down the independent Russian media companies, gazettes and papers under the power of the Russian state. Hence Putin managed to cover his tracks and his operations’ illegality. Next...

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US Gives Relief To India Against Sanctions Act: Historical Step For New Delhi In Obtaining Russian Weaponry

Isha PoddarJuly 16, 20220

The US House of Representatives, on July 14,  approved an amendment allowing India to waiver against the punitive CAATSA sanctions. The move is an essential step for New Delhi's purchase of Russian weaponry, India's former ambassador to the US, Navtej Sarna, states the development. "It's an essential step to an ultimate waiver for India's purchase of Russian weaponry," he said. On 14 July, the US House of Representatives passed a legislative amendment to National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA) by voice vote. The amendment covers the way for an India-specific waiver against the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) sanctions -- a strict law that authorises the US government put sanctions on countries that obtain major defence hardware from Russia. CAATSA be...

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‘Let Them Try’: Putin Challenges West To Fight Russia On Battleground

Vikas DeshwalJuly 9, 20220

More than four months into the invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin boasted Thursday that the military operation had only just started. And he challenged Western countries, including the USA supporting Ukraine, to “try” to fight Russia on the battleground. In television broadcasts to parliamentary leaders, Putin pressed back on the plan that Moscow had let the military operation pull on for too long, saying it hadn’t “even really begun anything yet.” Putin said arranging peace and stability is getting increasingly complex, then attentive his anger on Western countries that have trusted wide-ranging sanctions on Moscow while giving support and weapons to Ukraine. The reporter asked We hear today that the West wants us to be defeated on the battleground” Putin said, “W

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