Tag: invasion of Ukraine

Live Q&A Webinar: What Is China’s End Game for the Russia–Ukraine War?

March 14, 2022
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As Russia carries out its invasion of Ukraine, the international interests of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are also coming into focus. Prior to the invasion, the CCP and Russia signed a “no limits” strategic agreement, and the CCP made public its intentions to take Taiwan. Sanctions are now driving Russian businesses to the Chinese…

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Video: NTD, Epoch Times Reporters Recount Russian Missile Strikes at Ukraine Military Base

March 14, 2022
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Russian missiles slammed into a Ukrainian military facility four miles from the village of Koty, Ukraine, on Sunday. Thirty-five people died in the attack and 134 were injured, according to Yaroviv Gov. Maksym Kozytskyy. At the training facility, formally known as the Yaroviv International Peacekeeping and Security Centre, soldiers and volunteers ran for cover amid…

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Upcoming Live Q&A Webinar: What Is China’s End Game for the Russian-Ukraine War?

March 11, 2022
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As Russia carries out its invasion of Ukraine, the international interests of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are also coming into focus. Prior to the invasion, the CCP and Russia signed a “no limits” strategic agreement, and the CCP made public its intentions to take Taiwan. Sanctions are now driving Russian businesses to the Chinese…

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Intelligence Agencies ‘Very Concerned’ China Will Invade Taiwan: Canada’s Military Intelligence Chief

March 3, 2022
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Defence intelligence agencies were worried that Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine would embolden China to do the same with Taiwan, says the chief of Canada’s military intelligence branch, noting the West’s swift response to the conflict could deter China. “Prior to a week ago, we were very concerned about China and in fact wondering if China…

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Quebec Diner Drops the Word ‘Poutine’ From Menu in Jab at Russian President

March 1, 2022
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A Quebec restaurant is denouncing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in an unusual way: by temporarily removing the word “poutine” from its menu in a jab at Russian President Vladimir Putin. Famed diner Le Roy Jucep, located in the city of Drummondville east of Montreal, claims to have invented both the dish and the word “poutine” in…

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War Has a Way of Clarifying What’s Important

March 1, 2022
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Commentary War, like other life-or-death crises, has a way of clearing things up. You see this in how Ukraine has responded to the Russian invasion, and how other Europeans have, too. In the face of necessity, they’re doing what’s necessary. And part of what’s necessary is dumping the “progressive” nonsense. The order went out in…

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Putin’s Invasion Will Raise Food Prices Worldwide

February 28, 2022
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The Russian invasion of Ukraine, a major grain exporter, will raise food prices worldwide and worsen unrest in countries dependent on food imports. Ukraine has some of the world’s most fertile soil. Although America doesn’t import much Ukrainian food, international markets will still likely cause grain prices to rise by about 10 percent due to…

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Turkey to Block Russian Warships in Black Sea

February 28, 2022
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Turkey will restrict the transit of Russian warships through the Black Sea, according to Ankara’s foreign minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, who also affirmed that Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine comes under the “war” category. “Is this a conflict or a war? We decided on that. Article 19 of the Montreux Convention is very clear. This is a…

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