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With Putin's good relations with Israel and the Arab world, Russia has a vested interest in continuing to play both sides while the world remains distracted from its failed war in Ukraine. However, the advantage is only temporary, David Kirichenko writes.

Countries around the world who are fighting and asking for help from Washington are starting to question whether the Pentagon has the ability to meet their requests.

Depleted weapons stockpiles and a dangerous security outlook mean NATO countries need to ramp up arms production for the long haul, the alliance’s top official said Wednesday.

The search and rescue team RO-USAR 01 is participating, between October 23-26, with 52 specialists in emergency interventions in the EU Modex…

The country is bracing for another winter onslaught of Russian missiles | Europe

Kremlin forces fired eight S-300 missiles and several loitering drones from the north and from Crimea at Kharkiv and other regions. Several were shot down by Ukraine’s air defences.

Nato is increasingly concerned about China’s shipping on Russia’s Northern Sea route, and the possibility that its commercial and scientific interests.

Ukraine and Israel are fighting different kinds of wars, but some weapons systems could soon be in short supply if the fighting continues for months.

Moscow is busily realigning commercial ties after its invasion of Ukraine — all while boosting oil shipments to Beijing.

Russia’s plans to build a major new shipping artery between Asia and Europe through its territorial and exclusive economic zone waters in the Arctic has sparked serious concerns from Washington and its allies, with US officials proposing so-called ‘freedom of navigation’ patrols through the area to prevent Moscow from enjoying sole control.