Cuba Between External Threats and Internal Crisis
After President Donald Trump suggested the possibility of “taking control” of Cuba, officials on the island began openly discussing the risk of a military scenario.
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Kremlin pushes parties into public sparring before Duma election
The idea, the people said, is not to shake up the system, but to make it look less static. Officials want more noise, more visible friction and a stronger sense of political movement — while keeping the result broadly under control.
US and Japan Turn to Nuclear Energy in a Strategic Push
During Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s visit to the United States, both sides unveiled projects worth tens of billions of dollars, spanning nuclear power and gas generation.
Workload on Russian Teachers Keeps Rising
The burden on Russian teachers continues to grow — and it may increase even further in the coming months. The reasons go beyond staff shortages and chronic underfunding in the education system.
Russia’s Central Bank Prepares for a Cautious Rate Cut Amid Rising Risks
The key rate is expected to be lowered to 15% at the upcoming meeting, marking another step to support a slowing economy.
Russia Considers Armed Protection for Its “Shadow Fleet”
The possible measures were outlined by Nikolai Patrushev, a long-time ally of Vladimir Putin and head of Russia’s Maritime Board.
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“Germany’s Growth Engine Will Never Restart”: Demographics Against Hopes for a New Boom
According to Der Spiegel, there are fewer and fewer signs that Germany’s prolonged stagnation will automatically give way to a phase of strong economic expansion.
U.S. Supreme Court: The 1977 law does not give Trump the right to impose tariffs. “We have many other laws,” Trump objected.
Thus, the Supreme Court’s ruling is most likely not the end of the story, but the beginning of a long battle over the limits of presidential power in the economy.
North Korea’s Foreign Currency Earnings Reach Multi-Year High
The growth has been driven by cyber operations as well as arms sales to Russia, US intelligence authorities say.
