European Commission authorities raided the offices of Nuctech, a Chinese tech company, at two locations in the last week using its new anti-foreign-subsidy rules to justify the actions that increased already heightened tensions between Beijing and Brussels.
French President Emmanuel Macron last week continued his fear mongering amid the Ukraine War and tried to sell the Domino Theory linking the fate of Europe to the fate of Kyiv.
Lithuania continues to provoke a war between the U.S. and Russia after its ambassador to Sweden posted a moronic message on X about the fate of the Crimean Bridge after the U.S. began providing Kyiv with its ATACMS.
Russia announced last week that it will take a new focus on Western arms depots located in Ukraine to destroy new weaponry provided to Kyiv as Moscow downplayed the effectiveness of the weapons that have been provided.
Russia's Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergey Lavrov said in an interview Monday that the U.S. and NATO’s obsession with the idea of handing Moscow a “strategic defeat” in Ukraine has the world on the brink of a major catastrophe.
With an eye on China, Australia announced last week that it will inject an additional $32 billion over the course of 10 years to modernize its military so it “can resist coercion and maintain” its way of life in “a much less certain region and world.”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky did his best last week to capitalize on Iran’s retaliatory attack on Israel and tie Ukraine security to Israel's.
Ukraine continues to try to regain confidence from the West by attacking Russian infrastructure because it does not have the military force to regain any lost territory on the front lines.
Alexander Stubb, the new president of Finland, said in an interview last week that NATO countries need to stop talking about countering Russia and instead get ready for the looming war with Russia.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will not stop at Ukraine and has indicated that clearly, said German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius last week.