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China, Europe Should Be Committed to Resolving Conflicts, Promoting Regional Peace - Vimarsana News

China, Europe Should Be Committed to Resolving Conflicts, Promoting Regional Peace

China and Europe must be committed to resolving conflicts, as well as reducing tensions and promoting regional peace and development, Chinese President Xi Jinping stated on Friday, commenting on the events in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip.

US, Israel Will Try to Block Probe Into Use of White Phosphorus by Israel - Vimarsana News

US, Israel Will Try to Block Probe Into Use of White Phosphorus by Israel

The United States and Israel will try to block a possible future investigation into the alleged use of white phosphorus by Isarel, Former director of the United Nations High Commissioner of Human Rights Craig Mokhiber told Sputnik.

Israel's Netanyahu Tried to Persuade EU to Get Egypt to Accept Gazan Refugees - Vimarsana News

Israel's Netanyahu Tried to Persuade EU to Get Egypt to Accept Gazan Refugees

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tried to persuade the European Union earlier in October to exert pressure on Egypt to accept refugees from the Gaza Strip, but the attempt failed due to opposition by some nations, a British newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing sources familiar with the matter.

Putin Calls Ideas in West About New World Order 'Hypocrisy, Double Standards' - Vimarsana News

Putin Calls Ideas in West About New World Order 'Hypocrisy, Double Standards'

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday called ideas voiced in the West about the new world order “hypocrisy” and “double standards.”

Russell Bentley: Ukraine's Manpower Problem - Vimarsana News

Russell Bentley: Ukraine's Manpower Problem

During its much hyped offensive, the Ukrainian army lost more than 90,000 people, Russian President Vladimir Putin revealed in a speech last month. “Sometimes it seems that it is not their people who they throw into battle," he noted. And indeed they are not, anymore.