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In the midst of ongoing conflict, General Keith Kellogg, a former US envoy to Ukraine, suggests that the nation could be partitioned similar to Berlin post-World War II—divided into zones …
Partitioning Ukraine: A Controversial Proposal Echoing Post-WWII Berlin Read More
On April 4, 2025, South Korea expressed its support for the recently adopted U.N. resolution that condemns human rights abuses in North Korea. This resolution was unanimously passed by the …
South Korea Celebrates U.N. Resolution on North Korean Human Rights Violations Read More
Germany has issued a compelling plea to Russia, urging them to accept an unconditional ceasefire in Ukraine. This call emerged after Russia hinted that military action in the Black Sea …
Germany Urges Unconditional Ceasefire from Russia in Ukraine Conflict Read More
A rift is developing between the Kremlin and the Central Bank of the Russian Federation (CBR) regarding wartime economic strategies, which is highlighted in a recent assessment from the Institute …
Kremlin and Central Bank Clash Amidst Economic Turmoil in Russia Read More
Kroger Health Unveils Free Nutrition Coaching Program Kroger Health, the healthcare division of The Kroger Co., has launched a complimentary nutrition coaching program named OptUP™ Your Nutrition. Designed for Kroger …
Kroger Health Launches Free OptUP™ Nutrition Coaching for Customers Read More
In a decisive move against human rights violations, the United States has imposed sanctions on Russian judge Olesya Mendeleeva for her role in the unjust imprisonment of dissident Alexei Gorinov. …
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Russian Judge for Role in Activist’s Imprisonment Read More
The reports from Ukraine’s Human Rights Commissioner highlight a harrowing escalation in the execution of Ukrainian soldiers by Russian forces, with 177 confirmed cases over three years, a staggering rise …
Rise in Executions of Ukrainian Soldiers: A Grim Reality in 2024 Read More