Investors are raising concerns about the possibility that London is trying to increase its borrowing limits to help fund its militarization in response to what its government sees as a heightened risk from Russia.
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RUSSIAN COMPANY SAYS IT TURNS PIGEONS INTO BIODRONES
Neiry, a Moscow research company, is testing cyborg pigeons that could take over some aerial surveillance chores from drones.
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NEW START NUCLEAR TREATY BETWEEN U.S. AND RUSSIA EXPIRES
The last remaining nuclear treaty between the U.S. and Russia that put a cap on how many nuclear weapons each country could have in its arsenal expired last week, raising new concerns of an arms race.
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AS FORECAST, PEACE TALKS DIE, UKRAINE RAMPS UP ATTACKS ON RUSSIAN ASSETS
Ukraine has ramped up attacks on Russian oil tankers in the region in its latest effort to try and paralyze Moscow’s energy-dependent economy—even as the Trump administration tries to end the war with a peace deal.
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HE SHOULD KNOW! GERMANY CHANCELLOR WHOSE GRANDFATHER SERVED IN THE NAZI PARTY COMPARES PUTIN TO HITLER
Friedrich Merz, the warmongering German chancellor, addressed a conference on Sunday and compared President Vladimir Putin to Adolph Hitler—stating that if Russia is not stopped in Ukraine, it will continue on, just like the "Sudetenland was not enough” for the Nazi leader in 1938.
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EUROPE’S FIRST MILITARY SPACE PROJECT SECURES MOST FUNDING NEEDED AMID BELIEVED THREAT FROM RUSSIA, CHINA
The Europeans are continuing their military buildup, this time announcing that they secured nearly all the funding needed for the European Resilience from Space project that aims to counter the perceived threat from Russia and China.
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GERMANY PLANS FOR WAR WITH RUSSIA
German officials are reportedly working on plans to mobilize Europe against Russia over what officials in the country say is a high likelihood that the Kremlin will be willing to attack NATO states by 2029.
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WWIII: UKRAINE SAYS IT LAUNCHED U.S. ATACMS INTO RUSSIA FOR THE FIRST TIME
Ukraine acknowledged last week that it fired U.S.-provided ATACMS into Russia on Tuesday for the first time since the Trump administration lifted the ban, which was seen as a significant escalation because these systems require targeting and intelligence guidance to fire.
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RUSSIA, UKRAINE CONTINUE TO STRIKE EACH OTHER’S ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE AS WINTER LOOMS
Russia carried out its biggest attack on Kyiv since the start of the war, launching 430 drones and 18 missiles into the capital, which prompted the Ukrainians to launch missiles into Russia.
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RUTTE WARNS THAT NATO MUST PREPARE FOR A LONG-TERM CONFRONTATION WITH RUSSIA
Mark Rutte, the head of NATO, told a conference in Bucharest last week that the collective West needs to be prepared for a long-term confrontation with Russia and other countries that are not compliant with the current rules-based order that is dictated by Washington and Brussels.