Ukrainian official pushes for US to lift ban on using American weapons to hit targets in Russia – Europe live The Guardian
Day: May 22, 2024
Donald Trump is a lying loser who complained for weeks he was being ‘silenced’ but didn’t have the balls to take the stand and defend himself. pic.twitter.com/8oczUcOX3b
— KT “Special CIA Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 22, 2024
Donald Trump is a danger to our way of life. Act accordingly. https://t.co/ntudt5A3Cu
— KT “Special CIA Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 22, 2024
Good morning @SecBlinken. Time for action, not words.
Fully arm Ukraine to win, and give the green light to destroy military targets inside Russia, from which they currently launch attacks with impunity. And are laughing at our inept attitude. https://t.co/IugUrdXHLS
— KT “Special CIA Operation” (@KremlinTrolls) May 22, 2024
In the early 1990s, India responded to the end of the Cold War with a new “Look East” policy, which it subsequently rebranded as “Act East” in 2014. Today, India has developed a “Think West” policy, focused on what those in the West call the Middle East. So which way is India thinking, looking, and acting today? Much as India’s “Look/Act East” policy reflected a shift in India’s worldview following the end of the Cold War, New Delhi’s reinvigorated engagement with the Middle East today reflects a deeper, ongoing shift in the country’s external engagement. This includes a more muscular
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US national security adviser and Saudi Arabia crown prince hold security deal talks Oregon Public Broadcasting