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China says G7 nations not invited to Belt & Road Forum, denies Western media claims - Vimarsana News

China says G7 nations not invited to Belt & Road Forum, denies Western media claims

The Chinese state-run daily Global Times has dismissed a Western media’s claim that some European countries do not plan to attend this year’s Belt & Road Forum for International Cooperation.

Source: presstv.ir
Global Times: Sculptures bridge BRI cultural ties, says Chinese artist Shu Yong - Vimarsana News

Global Times: Sculptures bridge BRI cultural ties, says Chinese artist Shu Yong

/PRNewswire/ -- In recent years, many artists have taken active part in Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) cultural exchanges and cooperation, strengthened...

It's past midnight in Kyiv. Here's what you should know - Vimarsana News

It's past midnight in Kyiv. Here's what you should know

Russian forces south of the embattled eastern city of Bakhmut have taken heavy losses and appear to have fallen back amid intense artillery fire from the Ukrainian side, according to official and unofficial Ukrainian accounts, as well as reports from Russian military bloggers.

Source: cnn.com
Putin 'intends' to visit China in October | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Putin 'intends' to visit China in October | The Manila Times

MOSCOW: President Vladimir Putin is planning to visit China in October, the Kremlin said on Tuesday, as Russia seeks to shore up ties with one of its closest allies.

EU members should cover transport costs of Ukrainian grain exports by land, official says in proposal - Vimarsana News

EU members should cover transport costs of Ukrainian grain exports by land, official says in proposal

A European Union official proposed on Tuesday that member states should cover the additional costs of exporting Ukrainian grain by land following the collapse of the Black Sea grain deal. 

Source: cnn.com