Ukraine’s top negotiator Rustem Umerov held talks with US officials in Florida on how to end the Russian invasion, Kyiv said Thursday.
Global oil prices fell more than five percent Thursday on optimism over talks aimed at ending the Middle East war. Brent North Sea crude, shed 5.1 percent to $96.06 a barrel. The main US contract, West Texas Intermediate, lost 5.5 percent to $89.87.
The EU said on Thursday it would not leave Kyiv after Russia warned of a possible retaliatory strike on the Ukrainian capital and urged foreign organizations to evacuate.
Japan enters the international arms export market through a limited and selective route, based on its technological superiority in aviation, submarines, missiles, and sensor systems, rather than mass production or competitive pricing. Despite the easing of export restrictions, its ability to transform into a large-scale global arms exporter remains limited.
Russia warned foreign diplomats in Kyiv that it would attack the city if Ukraine disrupted World War II commemorations in Moscow this weekend, as attacks from both sides continued into Thursday.
European lawmakers and governments fell short of agreement Wednesday on a trade deal between the European Union and the United States, as US President Donald Trump threatens to hike tariffs on EU cars.
North Korea’s UN envoy said his country was not bound by the Non-Proliferation Treaty on nuclear weapons and external pressure would not change its status as a nuclear-armed state, official media reported Thursday.
US President Donald Trump predicted an end to the war with Iran soon, as he seeks to reach an agreement to resolve the stalemate over the Strait of Hormuz and Tehran’s nuclear program.
US President Donald Trump threatened Iran with resuming military operations if Iran does not agree to a deal, adding, the operation will be at a much higher level and intensity than before.
Oil prices dived on Wednesday, with international benchmark Brent sliding under $100 a barrel, on fresh hopes for an end to the Middle East war.
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