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- 1Zelensky brands Putin 'Patient Zero' in fiery UN address●'Patient Zero' Putin, Russia-Ukraine war & Trump: Zelensky addresses UN
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the United Nations, calling Russian leader Vladimir Putin 'Patient Zero' of the war and urging the world to keep pressure on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine. In his speech he also turned to US politics, pressing Donald Trump and Western allies to maintain support for Kyiv as the war grinds on, drawing wide international attention.
- 2Russian envoy says US will never allow India to become next China●"The United States would never allow India to become the next China as a strategic competitor." - Russian envoy to India
Denis Alipov, Russia's envoy to India, said the United States would never allow India to become the next China as a strategic competitor. The remark, made in New Delhi, touches on India's ambition to grow its economy and manufacturing base to China's scale. Indian social media users are weighing in on whether Washington genuinely supports India's rise or sees it as a long-term rival, reigniting debate over India's balancing act between the US and Russia.
- 3U.S. and Russia gutted human oversight from AI weapons pact●U.S., Russia stripped human oversight from global AI weapons pact
The United States and Russia worked to strip requirements for human control over lethal autonomous weapons from an international agreement regulating AI in warfare. The Washington Post reports the two powers weakened the global effort to regulate so-called killer AI, drawing criticism from arms control advocates who warn that removing human oversight raises the risk of unintended escalation and accountability gaps on the battlefield.
- 4UN chief urges US, Russia to negotiate new nuclear treaty▼UN chief urges US, Russia to negotiate new nuclear treaty amid growing arms risks
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on the United States and Russia to negotiate a new nuclear arms treaty, warning that growing risks around nuclear weapons are mounting as existing arms control frameworks erode. The appeal comes amid heightened global tensions and the uncertain future of agreements that have long limited the two largest nuclear arsenals.
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NHL players are taking part in the 2026 Winter Olympics, returning to the Games after more than a decade away from Olympic competition. Coverage is highlighting which stars are representing their countries in the hockey tournament. Interest centres on rosters for teams such as Canada, the United States, Sweden, Finland and Russia as the Games get underway.
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Russia has issued a warning to the United Kingdom and NATO of a potential nuclear response amid claims of a blockade around Kaliningrad, its exclave on the Baltic Sea. The statement escalates tensions between Moscow and the Western alliance at a time when the war in Ukraine has already strained relations to their lowest point in decades.
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The word 'deadlock' is being widely searched in the United States, the United Kingdom and Russia, where it currently ranks among the most trending queries. There is no confirmed event attached to the trend, so it is unclear which specific dispute or stalled negotiation is driving the interest.
- 8Bangladesh's Khalilur Rahman Courts Beijing, Moscow and Delhi at UN▼Beijing, Moscow and New Delhi: Khalilur Rahman’s High-wire Diplomacy at UN
Bangladesh's National Security Adviser Khalilur Rahman is drawing attention for his diplomatic balancing act at the United Nations, engaging simultaneously with China, Russia and India. Commentators in Dhaka see his outreach to three rival powers as a high-wire act for Bangladeshi foreign policy, testing how the country positions itself among competing global blocs.
- 9Ukraine shifts tactics in strikes on Russian oil refineries●Головні НПЗ росії зупиняють ударами по ключових потужностях. Україна змінила тактику ударів по російських НПЗ: тепер одн
Ukraine has changed its approach to strikes on Russian oil refineries, now hitting several key primary processing units at once to halt an entire plant. In September, major refineries including the Kirishi and Ryazan facilities were reported fully shut down after such attacks, putting pressure on Russia's fuel production and export capacity.
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Norway is intensifying its diplomatic work to help Ukrainian children who were deported, many of them to Russia, return to their families and homeland. The initiative is being highlighted in connection with the United Nations, which has repeatedly called for the repatriation of deported children. Officials say Norway will push the issue internationally and support efforts to trace and bring the children home.
- 11Kremlin vows to continue military operation in Ukraine●@ amplifyukraine.eu "Kremlin says Russia will continue military operation to secure national interests" Cool!... looks t
The Kremlin has declared that Russia will continue its military operation to secure what it calls national interests. Commentators online are pushing back, noting that Ukraine is fighting for its own survival and that both sides claim similar motives. The remarks land amid ongoing debate over Western support for Kyiv and talk of potential negotiations involving the United States.
- 12Guterres urges US and Russia to agree on New START replacement●Guterres urges US and Russia to agree on New START replacement — Anadolu Agency
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on the United States and Russia to negotiate a replacement for the New START treaty, the last remaining nuclear arms reduction agreement between the two countries. His appeal highlights growing concern over the expiry of key arms control frameworks and rising nuclear tensions between Washington and Moscow.