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The Latest Breaking News from Vladimir Putin

Nato should stop seeking new foes and face its main enemy – Moscow

The 75-year alliance is at a perilous crux after a summit that failed to deliver for Kyiv or confront the threat Putin poses to Europe’s east

The Guardian - UK

The once dazzling Hardwick Hall shows us a past neverendingly radical and strange

This fearless and fragile hilltop castle is celebrated for its profligate use of glass and was no doubt bogglingly expensive to build

The Guardian - UK

Vladimir Putin’s forces suffer 1,000 casualties in 24 hours on Ukraine frontline, says Kyiv

British officials estimate that in Putin has lost in excess of 70,000 personnel in just two months of fighting

Evening Standard

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Zelensky ‘can forget mistakes’ after Biden gaffe

Volodymyr Zelensky was in a stopover in Ireland following a Nato summit.

Evening Standard

Putin pledges to free Indians strong-armed into serving in Russian army

Russia has promised to repatriate Indians pressured into military service, some of them in Ukraine, after talks between President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Up to 50 Indian nationals are believed to have fallen victim to the scheme, with reports of four fatalities on the Ukrainian front.

Radio France Internationale

How Keir Starmer’s big moment on world stage was derailed by Biden blunders

Political editor David Maddox accompanied Keir Starmer to Washington DC this week for his first major summit and explains how a US domestic controversy gave the new prime minister a lesson in the cold hard reality of his new job

The Independent UK

European Allies Boost Military Spending To Support NATO

European NATO allies increasing military spending to align with U.S. priorities amid concerns over China and Russia. Leaders strategically framing actions ...

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‘Rule of the lawless’: what does the authoritarian playbook look like?

Ruth Ben-Ghiat, a historian and professor, on the contemporary threat of authoritarianism in the US

The Guardian - US

‘I was sleepwalking through a horror’: Kyiv left reeling by deadly Russian attack on hospital

Last Monday’s strike brought terror to the Ukrainian capital, but also a renewed sense of solidarity in the face of tragedy

The Guardian - UK

'Let it go': Alan Cumming urges Joe Biden to pull out of US presidential race

ALAN Cumming has said Joe Biden should no longer be US President as the Scottish actor became the latest high-profile Democratic party supporter to…

The National (Scotland)

TV Newsance 258: Modi’s visit to Russia and his friendship with Putin

Manisha is back after a month, and we have an action-packed show as we see what has changed and what has not since the election results. And one thing that has definitely not changed is the TV media’s love for the dear leader.

Newslaundry

Biden’s brutal week ends with deluge of calls to quit and donors holding $90 million hostage

The president insists he remains the most viable candidate to defeat Donald Trump despite growing calls from elected officials and American voters who want to see him replaced with a younger Democrat

The Independent UK

OPINION - The Standard View: It’s time to tell the president: go now

So, which of Joe Biden’s gaffes yesterday was the more hair-raising? Confusing Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky with Russia’s Vladimir Putin? At least there he corrected himself swiftly, though it was still bad enough to cause the Ukrainian president to cancel his press conference. Or was it confusing vice-president Kamala Harris with…

Evening Standard

Hungary’s Viktor Orban gushes over Trump after ‘peace talks’ at Mar-a-Lago

Republican meets with authoritarian leader in Florida as president holds talks with Volodymyr Zelensky on ending Russia’s invasion of his homeland at Nato summit

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The Guardian - UK

Mr Starmer goes to Washington: how the PM made his world stage entrance

On his US visit, Keir Starmer took advantage of a well-timed chance to meet other Nato leaders – not all natural allies

Reason

Ukrainian President…Putin?

Plus: How Biden's handlers influenced journalists, nepo baby COVID-19 hysteria, NYC's war on shampoo bottles, and more...

Radio France Internationale

Trump hosts Orban at Mar-a-Lago raising European concerns

As the NATO summit in Washington wrapped up on Thursda, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a staunch nationalist, flew to Florida for talks with ex-US President Donald Trump. At the same time, current US President Joe Biden held a media briefing to project authority to his supporters, but his performance…

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President Biden Mistakenly Calls Ukrainian President 'President Putin'

President Biden's gaffe at a NATO conference raises concerns about leadership and diplomatic interactions.

The Independent UK

Moment Biden’s team reacts to president calling Kamala Harris ‘vice president Trump’

Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan appeared crestfallen by Biden’s latest mix-up

The Guardian - UK

First Thing: Biden defiant despite gaffes as he battles calls to stand aside

US president introduced Volodymyr Zelenskiy as ‘President Putin’ at a Nato summit, but later showed command of thorny foreign policy issues. Plus, the subversive screen presence of Shelley Duvall

The Independent UK

Biden needed to reassure America after disastrous debate. But a string of gaffes have marred his fightback

Rather than prove the debate was a one-off, the president has simply added to his list of gaffes over the last two weeks

The Independent UK

Keir Starmer defends Joe Biden’s Nato leadership after Zelensky gaffe

Joe Biden mistakenly called Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky ‘president Putin’ at a Nato summit event

The Independent UK

Voices: Should Joe Biden step down after Harris ‘Trump’ and Zelensky ‘Putin’ gaffes? Join The Independent Debate

The current US president remains defiant about his candidacy – but do you think he’s best placed to run for a second term in November?

International Business Times

Biden Vows To Stay In 2024 Presidential Race Despite Remarkable Gaffes

President Joe Biden defended his fitness for office despite two significant gaffes: calling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky "President Putin," and his Vice President Kamala Harris "Vice President Trump." Following his solo press conference, at least three more House Democrats called him to withdraw from the presidential race.

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