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Supported promises and official signatures did not miss on Wednesday and Thursday at the third summit between Russia and 48 African delegations who travelled to Moscow. A new demonstration of force orchestrated by the Kremlin that fails to make forget its military, economic weaknesses and the recruitment of mercenaries.
Vladimir Putin welcomed some 20 African leaders this Wednesday for the 3rd edition of the Russia-Africa Summit. An opportunity to strengthen ties with a continent rich in minerals and rare earths, in a context of war with Ukraine.
Washington had chosen to have announced on Friday by the first American lady, Melania Trump, this truce obtained in Olechky to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid and the evacuation of inhabitants, Russia refusing a general ceasefire.
Considered one of Russia's main supporters in Europe, Serbian nationalist leader Aleksandar Vucic lost the parliamentary elections against the student movement on Sunday. But it is still too early to say that Serbia will cut off the bridges with Moscow. Explanations.
The strengthening of relations between Russia and the military governments of Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger will be at the heart of the third Russia-Africa Summit, to be held in Moscow on 28 and 29 October 2026.
Novatek, one of the main Russian gas groups, has secretly funded the development of Polar Train LNG, an American gas project in Alaska, revealed the New York Times. How can Vladimir Putin strengthen his hand in his negotiations with Donald Trump?
Donald Trump attacked his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday, saying that it was "time for Ukraine to have a new president" to end the war with Russia, and stressed that Vladimir Putin wanted, according to him, a "resolution" of the conflict.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was ready on Sunday to suspend attacks on Russian oil refineries if Moscow stopped its own strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure. In an interview with the American channel ABC, he also replied to Donald Trump that it was Ukrainians who "choose a particular leader".
Donald Trump attacked his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday, saying that it was "time for Ukraine to have a new president" to end the war with Russia, and stressed that Vladimir Putin wanted, according to him, a "resolution" of the conflict.
A Russian attack in Zaporijjia killed at least 20 people on Saturday, including three children, after US President Donald Trump announced an agreement lifting sanctions on Russian diesel. In the evening, Donald Trump criticized the Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries and claimed that it was "time for Ukraine to have a new president" because of his inability to end the war with Russia.
Russian strikes on Zaporijjia, in the south-east of Ukraine, killed 15 people on Saturday, with Kiev denouncing Russia's "thank you" after the announcement of a controversial agreement between Moscow and Washington on diesel delivery.
This technology, which was nearly 250 years old, experienced an unexpected revival of interest in the context of the current war between Russia and Ukraine. How do Ukraine and Russia try to use balloons in fighting?
Russian President Vladimir Putin told his counterpart Donald Trump on Friday that Russia was willing to "supply oil to the US and global markets" in a context of fuel crisis. This project, confirmed by Mr Trump, has attracted serious criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who denounced a "unworthy" and "weak" decision by Washington, at a time when a Ukrainian delegation is in the United States to negotiate.
Russian strikes on the city of Zaporijjia in south-eastern Ukraine on Saturday morning resulted in at least eleven deaths, including three children, according to the regional authorities and the Ukrainian police. Follow our direct.
Donald Trump announced on Friday that Vladimir Putin has committed to supply millions of tons of diesel "for the American and global market", over several months. The US President hopes to stem the rise in fuel prices in the run-up to the mid-term elections, but creates a breach in Western sanctions imposed on Russia since the beginning of Ukraine's large-scale invasion.
Russia is called upon by WHO, the European Union and the United States to increase transparency after the death of a laboratory technician in Siberia. Daria Shipilova, who worked at the Irkutsk pest control institute, died of pneumonia of unknown origin. Between the versions of some media and the denial of the authorities, the vagueness persists and maintains rumours and misinformation.
On Wednesday, the World Health Organization, the United States and the European Union called on Russia to be more transparent after the death of a laboratory worker working at a pestilence study institute, while reports point to a possible second suspicious case. "No health problems related to infectious pathology have been detected," the Russian public health agency said.
Russia carried out large-scale strikes on Ukraine on Wednesday, targeting energy infrastructure and housing and killing at least 20 people, according to a first assessment. Kiev accuses Moscow of intensifying attacks on the capital, which is targeted almost daily.
August Hanning, who led the German Intelligence Service from 1998 to 2005, is suspected of using classified documents to write an analysis for a foreign intelligence service, possibly Azerbaijani, according to Der Spiegel. The former Chief of Staff, who was in office until 2006, is suspected of transmitting the documents. The Tuesday announcement of the arrest of the two men embarrasses the German services, which seek to strengthen themselves against Russia.
