Politics, Defense & More
15 April 2025
Europe without the U.S. is a necessary pain for Europe in the current geopolitical reality, and finally, Europe has come together to acknowledge it. When President Donald Trump recently excluded the European Union and Ukraine, the victim country itself, from the so-called peace talks in Riyadh, it was a watershed moment—a sharp wake-up call for
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The U.S.-Russia peace talks are imminent and scheduled to be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Notably, Ukraine has not been invited to the meeting. Even more surprisingly, European nations, EU leaders, and the NATO chief have also been excluded from these talks, a surprising diplomatic maneuver.
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If the global community truly seeks peace, freedom and cooperation, then the world does not need a Vladimir Putin. While it is inevitable that people will have disagreements and conflicts, and sometimes even brief escalations or small, conventional wars, the specific goal should always be to resolve differences ultimately through dialogue and mutual understanding.
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As the conflict in Ukraine continues, Greece has promised to deliver 24 RIM-7 Sea Sparrow missiles to Kiev. The move reflects NATO’s ongoing military support for Ukraine, aimed at strengthening its ability to counter growing air threats from Russian forces. The Sea Sparrow missiles system, known for its adaptability and reliability, will complement Ukraine’s existing
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Ukraine recently declared that it would stop allowing Russia to transport Russian gas through its pipeline system to European countries once the five-year transit agreement with Russian energy company Gazprom expires at the end of this year. This decision has raised concerns among European citizens and industries, which have been grappling with rising energy costs
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Igor Kirillov, A Russian General and head of the Russian Armed Forces’ Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Defense Forces, was killed in a bombing in central Moscow late Tuesday evening. The explosion, which occurred outside a government building near the Kremlin, has sent shockwaves through the Russian capital and heightened security concerns across Moscow. According to
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Should Ukraine become a nuclear power once again? This question looms large for the Ukrainian government and its people as they continue to experience an ongoing war to defend and restore their nation’s sovereignty. Amid the conflict, the geopolitical landscape across Europe grows increasingly dynamic and fraught with uncertainty.
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France has granted Ukraine permission to use its SCALP missiles for strikes deep within Russian territory. This decision aligns with similar approvals from the U.S. and U.K., allowing Ukraine to deploy ATACMS and Storm Shadow missiles against strategic targets in Russia. This marks a significant policy shift, as NATO and Western nations had previously limited
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Russia launched Oreshnik intermediate-range hypersonic ballistic missile at Ukraine in retaliation for Ukraine’s deployment of long-range missiles provided by the United States and the United Kingdom. Russia has denied using any ICBM (Intercontinental Ballistic Missile) & confirmed of firing intermediate-range hypersonic missile & named it as “Oreshnik”.
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Vladimir Putin Changes Nuclear Doctrine of Russia on Tuesday, by significantly lowering the threshold on use of nuclear weapons. The amended doctrine now states that Russia reserves the right of using nuclear weapons in response to a conventional aerospace assault supported by a nuclear power.
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