Sanctioned Russian lender was a major ESDS client
The sanctioned Russian lender Gazprombank was reportedly ESDS's biggest client over the past two years.
Diplomatic decisions, sanctions and international disputes, with attention to what has actually changed.
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The sanctioned Russian lender Gazprombank was reportedly ESDS's biggest client over the past two years.
Reports indicate a message from Donald Trump concerning Iran and Russia, but provide no further details.
Poland reportedly wants nuclear missiles, or at least wants to know whether it could obtain them. The headline does not specify a decision to acquire them.
Reports indicate a secret visit by the CIA chief to Moscow, but provide no further details.
Israel has changed the name of Damascus Gate, a historic entrance leading toward Al-Aqsa Mosque. The move has triggered anger.
The NATO summit is described as a major international test for Biden and the alliance.
An analysis warns that Trump’s approach to Korea may rely too heavily on personal diplomacy and could lead to a nuclear catastrophe.
Politico reports that alleged Russian hybrid attacks in Europe are intensifying, while the EU hesitates to characterize them as acts of war.
A report says people in Poland increasingly distrust assurances that Russia will not attack and want faster defense preparations.
The headline examines the effects and costs of long-running sanctions on Iran.
Chinese government ships were reportedly observed near Taiwan in record numbers during July.
The headline reports two weeks of heightened diplomatic activity involving Russia, China, India and Iran, spanning the SCO and BRICS groupings.
The headlines examine whether the United States can achieve its objectives through an economic campaign against Iran, described as a non-military war.
A luxury hotel located beside a military base in Cyprus is reportedly suspected of espionage.
The headline reports that Donald Trump discussed an unspecified proposal with Vladimir Putin. It provides no details about the subject or outcome.
Nigeria’s APC has accused the PDP of planning to rig elections with military involvement. The headline describes a political allegation, not a confirmed event.
Authorities have tightened controls governing drone imports and exports.
Taiwan says new cybersecurity and border rules introduced by China could increase risks for Taiwanese people and institutions.
Ukraine is demanding the return of a woman arrested in Russia for making a donation.
The United States is probing NATO allies over military support while considering further troop reductions.
The available information reports uncertainty over who is directing Iran as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is absent.
Iran and Nigeria are exploring regional ties.
A report indicates continuing escalation in tensions between Israel and Turkey and raises the possibility of a confrontation. It provides no indication that armed conflict has begun.
Reports indicate Russia tested a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile while coverage links potential targets to British military bases. The test adds a concrete military development to existing threats against the United Kingdom.
The headline reports an attempt by Hikmat al-Hijri to recast the Druze story through a Zionist lens.
The European Union is again confronting difficult questions over Russian assets held under sanctions.
A Ukrainian official expects Russian technical talks soon, despite the Kremlin's previous description of peace negotiations as being in a deep pause.
The Mecca Agreement reportedly gives Turkey greater leverage while also exposing it to increased risk. The headline does not specify the agreement's parties or terms.
A commentary discusses the United States drawing a line with Russia and questions Italy's response.
A report alleges that $2.4 million was paid to gain access to Donald Trump over Turkey's S-400 and F-35 issues.
A report indicates a possible return to great-power realpolitik in relations between Moscow and Washington.
The United States reportedly sent NATO partners a questionnaire concerning a proposed “NATO 3.0.”
Germany’s interior minister hosted discussions focused on hybrid threats in the Baltic Sea region.
A NATO Political Committee delegation visited Chișinău, Moldova.
Poland continues to express interest in joining the nuclear-sharing program.
Icelandic citizens are voting on whether to reopen negotiations on EU membership.
Iceland is set to hold a referendum on European Union membership amid changing security dynamics.
An Iranian deputy said accepting Iran’s conditions is the only way forward for the United States. The headline indicates ongoing tension between Tehran and Washington.
India’s national security adviser Ajit Doval met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. The meeting raised the possibility of Chinese President Xi Jinping participating in a BRICS summit.
The headline reports persecution affecting the Palestinian Christian presence in Jerusalem and the West Bank.