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Zelenskyy Open to Putin Summit but Demands Security Guarantees

Information Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed readiness to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin for a bilateral summit but cast doubt on Moscow’s willingness to engage. Zelenskyy said he had responded positively to the proposal of a meeting, urging that if Russia is unwilling, the United States should take a strong stance. U.S. President Donald

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Navy’s Autonomous Drone Fleet Faces Setbacks

Information Recent U.S. Navy tests of autonomous maritime drones have encountered significant setbacks, raising concerns about plans for a fleet of unmanned vessels. In one incident off the California coast, a drone boat stalled due to a software glitch and was struck by another vessel. Another drone unexpectedly accelerated while being towed, capsizing a support

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The U.S. Slams India Over Russian Oil Purchases

Information U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sharply criticised India for dramatically increasing its purchases of Russian oil since the start of the Ukraine war, accusing New Delhi of “profiteering” by reselling cheap Russian crude. He noted that Russia now supplies 42% of India’s oil imports, compared to less than 1% before the war, a much

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Belarusian Charged in Poland Over Alleged Sabotage Plot

Information Polish prosecutors have charged a 27-year-old Belarusian man, identified as Vitalij S., with planning an arson attack on a warehouse in Lublin province on behalf of a foreign intelligence service. According to the prosecutor’s office, he gathered intelligence on the location, filming and photographing it in July, before passing the materials to foreign operatives.

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Serbian police arrest dozens of anti-government protesters

Information On Thursday evening, police in Serbia used tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters in at least two cities, Belgrade and Novi Sad, marking an escalation in months of unrest. In Novi Sad, demonstrators vandalised the headquarters of President Aleksandar Vucic’s ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) by smashing windows and covering the building in red

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Péter Magyar Accuses Russia of Meddling in Hungarian Politics

Information Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar, currently leading Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in the polls, has accused Russia of direct political interference in Hungary. In a Facebook post, Magyar claimed that Moscow is once again trying to sway Hungarian voters, using tactics such as disinformation, threats, hacking, troll farms, smear campaigns, and blackmail. He compared

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U.S. Covert Chip Tracking Escalates Tech Tensions with China

Information U.S. authorities have been covertly placing location tracking devices in selected shipments of advanced AI chips to prevent illegal diversion to countries with export restrictions, particularly China. This operation, coordinated with agencies like the Bureau of Industry and Security and the FBI, targets specific shipments under investigation, including servers containing Nvidia and AMD chips

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