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Joe Biden Targets Vladimir Putin, Calls Him 'A Crazy S.O.B.'
During a recent fundraising event in San Francisco, President Joe Biden delivered candid remarks about Russian President Vladimir Putin and former U.S. President Donald Trump, stirring attention with his forthright language and political critique. Biden labeled Putin as "a crazy S.O.B." 
During a recent fundraising event in San Francisco, President Joe Biden delivered candid remarks about Russian President Vladimir Putin and former U.S. President Donald Trump, stirring attention with his forthright language and political critique. Biden labeled Putin as "a crazy S.O.B." -
Israeli Forces Target UN Food Convoy in Gaza Amid Famine Fears
A United Nations convoy tasked with delivering crucial food supplies to the embattled Gaza Strip came under fire from Israeli forces, raising serious concerns about the safety of humanitarian operations in the region. 
A United Nations convoy tasked with delivering crucial food supplies to the embattled Gaza Strip came under fire from Israeli forces, raising serious concerns about the safety of humanitarian operations in the region. -
Putin's Limousine Gift to Kim Jong Un Symbolizes Russia-North Korea Ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin has extended a gesture of diplomacy and personal camaraderie by gifting a Russian-made limousine to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a move that underscores the strengthening ties between Russia and North Korea amid geopolitical tensions. 
Russian President Vladimir Putin has extended a gesture of diplomacy and personal camaraderie by gifting a Russian-made limousine to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a move that underscores the strengthening ties between Russia and North Korea amid geopolitical tensions. -
Russia Arrests L.A. Woman, Accusing Her of Treason for Aiding Ukrainian Forces
Russian authorities have detained a Los Angeles woman, accusing her of treason for her alleged financial contributions to Ukrainian military efforts. The Federal Security Service (FSB) of Russia identified the woman as a 33-year-old dual U.S.-Russian citizen residing in Los Angeles, arrested in Yekaterinburg, central Russia. 
Russian authorities have detained a Los Angeles woman, accusing her of treason for her alleged financial contributions to Ukrainian military efforts. The Federal Security Service (FSB) of Russia identified the woman as a 33-year-old dual U.S.-Russian citizen residing in Los Angeles, arrested in Yekaterinburg, central Russia. -
China Intensifies Maritime Pressure on Taiwan with Coast Guard Inspection
The Chinese Coast Guard boarded a Taiwanese tourist boat, the King Xia, as it toured around the main island of Kinmen. 
The Chinese Coast Guard boarded a Taiwanese tourist boat, the King Xia, as it toured around the main island of Kinmen. -
Biden Administration Considers Boosting Ukraine's Arsenal with Long-Range Missiles Amid Funding Uncertainty
The Biden administration is reportedly on the cusp of enhancing Ukraine's defense capabilities by supplying it with advanced long-range ballistic missiles, a move that could alter the dynamics of the conflict with Russia, especially in the contested Crimean Peninsula. 
The Biden administration is reportedly on the cusp of enhancing Ukraine's defense capabilities by supplying it with advanced long-range ballistic missiles, a move that could alter the dynamics of the conflict with Russia, especially in the contested Crimean Peninsula. -
US Weighs Sanctions on Chinese Firms for Supporting Russia's Military Efforts
The United States, alongside its European allies, is poised to impose sanctions on Chinese companies suspected of bolstering Russia's military campaign in Ukraine. 
The United States, alongside its European allies, is poised to impose sanctions on Chinese companies suspected of bolstering Russia's military campaign in Ukraine. -
Palestinians Appeal to World Court for Legal Stance Against Israeli Occupation
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague commenced a week-long hearing to deliberate on the legality of Israel's prolonged occupation of Palestinian territories. The sessions, which are set to unfold until February 26, were initiated following a request from the U.N. General Assembly in 2022 for an advisory opinion on this contentious issue. 
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague commenced a week-long hearing to deliberate on the legality of Israel's prolonged occupation of Palestinian territories. The sessions, which are set to unfold until February 26, were initiated following a request from the U.N. General Assembly in 2022 for an advisory opinion on this contentious issue. -
Zelensky Warns of Dire Consequences for Putin Following Navalny's Demise
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky painted a bleak picture of Russian President Vladimir Putin's potential fates in the wake of the contentious death of prominent Putin critic, Alexei Navalny. Zelensky posited that Putin faces only two grim options: being held accountable at The Hague or meeting a violent end by an associate's hand. 
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky painted a bleak picture of Russian President Vladimir Putin's potential fates in the wake of the contentious death of prominent Putin critic, Alexei Navalny. Zelensky posited that Putin faces only two grim options: being held accountable at The Hague or meeting a violent end by an associate's hand. -
Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Found Dead with Bruises, Official Cause of Death Questioned
The sudden and controversial death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has ignited a storm of international scrutiny and allegations, casting a long shadow over Russia's political landscape 
The sudden and controversial death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has ignited a storm of international scrutiny and allegations, casting a long shadow over Russia's political landscape
