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Philippines considering draft intergovernmental agreement with Russia in nuclear energy - Vimarsana News

Philippines considering draft intergovernmental agreement with Russia in nuclear energy

"We are perfectly aware of the fact that this is a strategic cooperation area, its strategic nature is particularly determined by the necessity of serious consideration, exploration of public opinion, economic parameters," Alexey Gruzdev said

Source: tass.com
Gujarat: Hindu students 'made' to offer namaz in school; probe ordered - Vimarsana News

Gujarat: Hindu students 'made' to offer namaz in school; probe ordered

Right-wing groups stage protest; school management apologises

Source: theweek.in
Ukraine Situation Report: U.K. Considers Returning To Training Troops In Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Ukraine Situation Report: U.K. Considers Returning To Training Troops In Ukraine

Sending British forces to train troops in Ukraine and escort grain ships would be a massive shift in strategy for the U.K. and NATO.

Source: yahoo.com
How surging trade with China is boosting Russia's war - Vimarsana News

How surging trade with China is boosting Russia's war

Russian customs data filed as recently as August 2023 point to the continued supply of battlefield equipment, including drones, helmets, vests and radios, from China, new analysis by CNBC shows.

Source: cnbc.com
Chinese goods are showing up on Ukraine's battlefields as increased trade boosts Putin's war effort - Vimarsana News

Chinese goods are showing up on Ukraine's battlefields as increased trade boosts Putin's war effort

Chinese firms are playing an increasingly critical role in supporting Russia’s military capabilities in Ukraine, including by exporting goods that are ending up on the battlefield, new analysis by CNBC shows.

Source: aol.com