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On Friday’s broadcast of the Fox Business Network’s “Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street,” Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) reacted to a report by Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) and Open the Books that the U.S. government has given at least $870 million in U.S. grants

Russia accuses Ukraine and the West of terrorism and genocide while it beats Kyiv with cruise missiles and drones nightly.

Censorship regimes operated by social media companies are reportedly destroying evidence of war crimes, the BBC.

Warning of a new threat to global food security, the U.N. said Russia is limiting the number of ships allowed to pick up Ukrainian grain.

Data from two top ship tracking firms revealed that shipments of Russian crude oil to China and India, Russia’s top two buyers, rose by ten percent in May to hit record levels despite the Biden administration’s pleas to cut down on Moscow’s prodigious income stream by respecting sanctions and price caps.

French President Emmanuel Macron has admitted that he should have previously listened to Eastern Europe regarding the threat Russia posed.

Russia is keeping up its air raid blitz on Ukraine which has been intensified in the past month with near-nightly strikes on Kyiv.

NATO must agree unanimously for countries to join. Turkey´s government accuses Sweden of being too lenient on Kurdish groups.

State-sponsored terrorism threat as Kremlin figure says British leaders are now legitimate military targets for Russian attacks.

The long-awaited Ukrainian counteroffensive will force a “withdrawal” of Russian forces, Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov claimed.

Tara Reade, the former Senate staffer to Joe Biden who accused him of sexual assault during the 2020 election, has now defected to Russia. 

Papua New Guinea (PNG) Prime Minister James Marape said on Tuesday that a security treaty with Australia has been delayed due to “certain wordings and provisions.”

The government of South Africa published a notice on Monday that it would grant diplomatic immunity to all attendees of the BRICS summit in August.

Ethnic Serbs in Kosovo have reportedly attacked a large number of NATO troops in the country, spray-painting pro-Russian ‘Z’ symbols on military vehicles.

Russian capital hit by a wave of drones Tuesday, prompting the Kremlin to complain — apparently without irony — of a “terrorist attack”.

Fred Zeidman, co-chair and director of the Council for a Secure America, slammed the Biden administration for its energy policy.

Russia fired a barrage of missiles at Kyiv sending panicked residents running for shelter in an rare daytime attack on the Ukrainian capital.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba published a live video on Facebook this weekend defending the Chinese Communist Party from allegations that a special delegation from Beijing that visited Kyiv this month pressured Ukraine to cede occupied territories to Russia.

Russia’s Interior Ministry issued an arrest warrant for U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham following his comments related to the fighting in Ukraine.

There could be “nuclear weapons for everyone” who wants to join the Union between Russia and Belarus, President Alexander Lukashenko said.

More hardship looms for Russians as state media lobbies to push the country to a six-day week to support the invasion of Ukraine.

Ukrainian tennis player Marta Kostyuk was met with loud boos at a match in France for refusing to shake the hand of opponent from Belarus.

A Russia beaten in Ukraine will be a “vindictive” threat to NATO, the outgoing head of the Royal Air Force has warned.

Kyiv was subjected to the largest drone attack since the start of Russia’s war, local officials said, with at least one person was killed.

Ukraine has claimed, without offering evidence, that Russia is plotting a “large-scale provocation” at a nuclear power plant.

The Russian military reportedly shot down two British-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles over the past 24 hours.

A group of at least 14 Cuban citizens reportedly signed contracts to enlist in Russia’s armed forces and and fight in the ongoing invasion of Ukraine, the American Radio Televisión Martí reported on Thursday, claiming Russia offered the Cubans a fast track towards Russian citizenship in exchange.

Russia is ready to supply Somalia´s army with military equipment in its war against terrorism, Russia’s foreign minister said Friday.

A “radioactive cloud” is drifting towards Europe, Russia said, but Canadian military intelligence state they debunked the claim.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) on Thursday produced a report that found “clean energy” investments have skyrocketed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, driven by anxiety over volatile fossil fuel prices and the cutoff of oil and gas supplies from Russia.

Multiple Japanese media outlets reported on Thursday that conservative Prime Minister Kishida Fumio is making arrangements to attend the scheduled NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, in July.

Russia and Belarus signed a deal on Thursday formalizing the procedure for deploying Russian nuclear weapons on Belarusian territory.

Advanced Western fighter jets won’t make it to Ukraine in time to be felt in the long-discussed Spring offensive, says the U.S.

Soros did not preclude an alliance between Russia and the west. But he also did not rule out using force to liberalize post-Soviet states.

Alexander Shiplyuk, director of the Khristianovich Institute of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ITAM) in Siberia, was quietly arrested last August and held without charges ever since.

On the most recent episode of their podcast, The Drill Down, Peter Schweizer and co-host Eric Eggers set the record straight.