Russia pledges to reduce military acts near Kyiv as peace talks progress
General Alexander Fomin, Russia's deputy defense minister, told reporters on Tuesday that Russia would reduce its military activity around Kyiv and Chernihiv in light of the "meaningful" negotiations with Ukraine, DW reported.
Russia, China dismiss U.S. claims over Ukraine
The Kremlin says Russian forces can take full control of major Ukrainian cities and it has sufficient military clout to fulfill all of its aims in Ukraine without any assistance from China.
U.S. consumer prices hit new 40-year high
Consumer prices in the United States spiked to a new high in February to 7.9 percent, the biggest monthly jump since 1982, forcing American families trying to pay for basic essentials such as rent, food, and gasoline to suffer even further.
Russian forces widen offensive on Ukraine
Following the sequence of events before the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, it was clear that trouble was brewing in the region.
Zionists’ Crimes Go on Amid UN Silence
What a strange world we are living in where words are losing their real meanings and turn into a series of sounds coming out of the mouths. One of the words is human rights and the other one is peace that both are losing their genuine meanings especially in the international bodies like the United Nations.
Western Hypocrisy over Ukraine
Over the past week, the truth has crept out over how Western governments and Western media view the conflict in Ukraine (a country they abandoned) in comparison to the wars waged by the West in particular against West Asian countries.
NATO wants bloodshed in Ukraine to continue
It has become quite clear that NATO, particularly by the U.S. and Britain as two of its key members, has no desire for a peaceful settlement to the crisis unfolding in Ukraine.
The U.S. abandons yet another ally
It was the former United States Secretary of State and National Security Advisor under the presidential administrations of Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford, Henry Kissinger, who declared “It may be dangerous to be America’s enemy, but to be America’s friend is fatal.” Those words echo the reality of America’s foreign policy towards its alleged allies, not just over the past decades, but until today.
Ukraine feels remorse for being “left alone” by the West, proposes neutrality
The escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine are on the rise for the second day as Kiev faced a barrage of explosions.
Whoever has been in charge of America’s foreign policy should hang heads in shame: American writer
Describing U.S. foreign policy as “incompetent”, American writer Charles Ortel tells the Tehran Times that “whoever has been in charge of America's foreign policies should hang heads in shame.”