In the US and Russia this week,two meetings are being held at a critical moment for the global economy. In the background is Donald Trump.
Vladimir Putin has lashed Australia in a speech that praised China and castigated the West in another sign of deepening ties between Russia and China.
Vladimir Putin leaning on Kim Jong-un for troops would give Russia access to more than 1 million fighters. This war may very soon belong to everyone.
The chief of MI6,Britain’s foreign-intelligence agency,says Russian intelligence services “have gone a bit feral”.
Ironically,if the plane had crashed,the debris might have fallen on to Germans who “sympathise with Vladimir Putin and his goals”.
A plan hatched by Western nations to deprive Russia of oil revenue is largely faltering,a new report found,with the majority of the Kremlin’s seaborne oil exports evading restrictions.
The family of Salisbury victim Dawn Sturgess wants the inquiry to call Vladimir Putin to give evidence about his part in the plot that targeted the Skripals.
The revelations were made in a new book by famed reporter Bob Woodward who the Trump camp called “a truly demented and deranged man”.
Meta has now,in effect,become a gatekeeper of global discourse,a role it is neither suited to,nor was elected to fulfil.
The PM’s comments follow news that a member of the Irish parliament had been enlisted by Russian intelligence as an agent during the Brexit talks.
The former Liberal deputy leader is having a tricky time running a property developer lobby group.