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Afwerki to Putin: Remake world order to end US dominance - Vimarsana News

Afwerki to Putin: Remake world order to end US dominance

Eritrean President said that “the unipolar world order" dominated by the US, had contributed to the “spiral of crises and destruction around the world”.

Has Russia captured Bakhmut? The conflicting claims over the Ukrainian city explained - Vimarsana News

Has Russia captured Bakhmut? The conflicting claims over the Ukrainian city explained

Russia-Ukraine war: As Moscow claimed Bakhmut has fallen, Ukraine rejected the report. The confusion started on Sunday (21 May) after president Volodymyr Zelenskyy ‘appeared to confirm’ that Kyiv has lost the city, only to deny it later

Ahead of the "Victory Day" celebrations, Moscow intensifies attacks on Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Ahead of the "Victory Day" celebrations, Moscow intensifies attacks on Ukraine

While Moscow is preparing to celebrate the 9th of May, it also continues to sow destruction and death in Ukraine.

Facing Europe's nuclear necessities | Energy Central - Vimarsana News

Facing Europe's nuclear necessities | Energy Central

In addition, China is currently aiming to increase the total number of nuclear warheads at its disposal from 400 to 1,000 in the next few years, it’s nuclear rise thus starting to shape a tripolar set of deterrence equations. This isn’t only undermining the notion of nuclear strategic parity and making U.S. deterrence much more difficult to manage, but it’s also contributed to

NDI: Buttressing Ukraine's Sovereignty Since Independence | National Democratic Institute - Vimarsana News

NDI: Buttressing Ukraine's Sovereignty Since Independence | National Democratic Institute

In December 1991, 92% of Ukrainians voted for independence from the former Soviet Union, with a voter turnout of 84%. While Moscow saw Ukraine and other former Soviet States as remaining under its sphere of influence, from the outset Ukraine’s people embraced democracy and its government generally oriented itself toward the West rather than Moscow.

Source: ndi.org