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History makes it difficult for the West to build an African coalition against Russia, writes Nanjala Nyabola for Foreign Affairs.

Vladimir Putin noted that food and fertilizers were not included in the sanctions list but the companies owners and even their family members came under sanctions

A mini-Russia gets squeezed by war

On February 27, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made a plea for foreign volunteer fighters to make their way to the country to fight against the

Although Western countries have managed to limit Moscow's capacity to export oil, the Arab Gulf monarchies are unlikely to be able to benefit in the near term. This may change in the long run, however.

Although Western countries have managed to limit Moscow's capacity to export oil, the Arab Gulf monarchies are unlikely to be able to benefit in the near term. This may change in the long run, however.

Now, after decades of animosity, Turkey and Armenia are taking steps to normalize ties, and the prospects for restoring relations and reopening the border have never been brighter.

NSW records deadliest day in pandemic, Cypriot scientist claims discovery of new 'Deltacron' variant, Europe concerned for economy due to rising tensions between US and Russia, + MORE.

Deterrence failure would likely lead first to proportionate cross-domain escalation involving Russian cyberattacks against U.S. infrastructure, with the expectation of containing the risks of vertical escalation.

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