Author: Elvin Sakhavatoglu
Currently, the gap between peoples, religions and cultures existing in the world is deepening. Especially against the backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine, Israel-Hamas war, growing Islamophobia in Europe, the influx of migrants, and conflicts over natural resources, this gap has deepened.
Today, core states from different civilizations in the world are waging war against each other through proxy powers, religious organizations and ethnic groups.
For example, the peoples living in any state located in the Middle East are hostile towards each other. The big powers hiding behind those nations are the ones who benefit the most from this hatred.
We can also call it a kind of clash of civilizations and cultures. Because the opposing nations and the powers supporting the nations belong to different civilizations and cultures.
In the last 200 years, the plan to deepen the cultural, religious and ethnic differences and make the peoples hostile to each other in the area has led to more tragic results.
For example, in the first years of Azerbaijan’s independence, they tried to implement this plan in our country. At that time, various ethnic groups living in Azerbaijan were inclined to separatism under the influence of foreign powers.
US Imposes Sanctions On Russia For Violating North…
UN sanctions against North Korea limit annual imports to 500 barrels “Russia’s refusal of an expert panel is meant to cover up sanctions violations against North Korea” “US imposes sanctions on all cooperating in North Korea-Russia dealings”
The US White House announced on the 2nd (local time) that although the UN expert panel that had been monitoring the implementation of sanctions against North Korea for 15 years had been dissolved due to Russia’s veto, Russia transferred a large amount of oil ‘to purify to the North. Korea last month.
John Kirby, US White House national security communications adviser, said in an online briefing that day, “Russia has been providing North Korea with refined oil, and Russian ships have already exceeded North Korea’s annual import volume of 500,000 barrels set by the United Nations Security Council,” adding, “Last month, Russia imported 160,000 barrels.” He claimed, “More than 5,000 barrels of refined oil were sent.”
He said, “Given the proximity of commercial ports between Russia and North Korea, Russia can sustain these quantities indefinitely,” adding, “It goes without saying that Russia used North Korea’s ballistic missiles against Ukraine in direct violation of decisions of the Security Council.” .
Attraction On TF 1: Investigation Into The Heart…
What is this woman in a protective suit doing, frantically vacuuming in front of the corpse of another, hanging from the living room door with an electric cable? To find out, we will have to wait for the end of “Attraction”, a Belgian series in six episodes broadcast from this Thursday, at 9:10 p.m., on TF 1, and awarded at the La Rochelle TV Fiction Festival in 2022. In the meantime, viewers will meet Agathe, a smiling and attentive mother, played by Laura Sepul (“She saved me”), and Fred, a very sociable husband, always with a joke, played by Lannick Gautry (“Aim for the heart”). .
A postcard couple, who slowly dissolve after a murder is committed in the hotel where the husband was staying. By placing the camera on the wife’s side, the series succeeds in showing the control that her companion exercises over her. Because if the investigation struggles to understand what happened, Agathe realizes little by little that the man with whom she has shared her life for 15 years is putting her in danger. In this way, this chilling thriller allows us to point out the first warning signs.
The 3+1 Keys For The Stay Of The…
An important achievement was achieved by this year’s NOP polo team, which, against experts’ predictions, managed to stay in the A1 National for the 2nd consecutive year and show that it came to stay in the “living rooms” of Greek polo.
Even if the stay came in the process of play-oyt, the historic team justly managed to renew its stay and look with optimism to the future, as the talented “babies” have now grown up.
Let’s take stock and record the 4 “key” points that brought Chania to the A2 National after 32 years.
-“Trunk”: Despite being promoted to A1 National, NOP did not change its roster to a large extent. Of the 14-15 players who played this year, 10 players were the same as the A2 National Team and many of them debuted in the A1 National Team. Children like Georgaras, Vikatos, Angelopoulos, Bethavas, Lambatos, Passas, got into the deep end, but “swam” and showed that they have a future. Plus the fact that the experienced players acquired such as Papadogonas, Gavalas and Kazakos helped significantly in the crucial games.
–Coach: Giorgos Doskas, who despite taking over unexpectedly – after the departure of Kravaritis at the last moment for Olympiakos – completed his mission.
The Prize For The Workers: Eight Thermoelectric Units
SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico.- The official press has given extensive coverage this Wednesday, May 1, to the activities organized in the different locations of the country for Labor Day.
However, after the effort of getting up early to attend the events, parading, carrying banners in favor of the Government and sweating under the scorching sun, a day of interruptions in the electrical service will await the Cuban workers.
In total, there will be eight thermoelectric units out of the system, some due to breakdowns and others due to maintenance, according to the Electrical Union (UNE).
Units 2 and 3 of the CTE Santa Cruz, unit 5 of the CTE Rente and unit 2 of the CTE Felton are damaged. Unit 6 of Energás Jaruco, unit 1 of the CTE Santa Cruz, unit 6 of the CTE Nuevitas and unit 8 of the CTE Mariel are under maintenance.
The outlook is worsened by limitations in thermal generation, which reach 414 MW.
In addition, 31 distributed generation plants are out of service due to lack of fuel, for a total of 284 MW less.
Although it is expected that during the time of highest demand for electricity the Distributed Generation engines “which are awaiting maintenance and their use is authorized with 134 MW” will come into operation,
Ukraine Russia War, Last Minute | Ukrainian Air…
At the 719th day of the war in Ukraine, the Ukrainian Air Force said it had destroyed 14 of the 17 drones launched by Russia overnight and one Kh-59 cruise missile. He also said Russia launched long-range S-300 surface-to-air missiles, but did not say how many or whether they hit any targets.
US President Joe Biden described “scary and dangerous” his predecessor Donald Trump’s comments downplaying commitments to NATO and warned that the former president is trying to give Russian leader Vladimir Putin “the green light for more war.” and violence”.
Biden said this after Trump’s speech on Saturday that he could “encourage” Russia to attack members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) that do not meet their financial obligations.
On the eve of a third year of war, the Ukrainian army, devastated by a fruitless counteroffensive, finds itself on the defensive, facing a frozen front and more numerous and better-armed Russians.
Video Of A Ukrainian Fighter Jet Chased By…
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Thursday, 2 May 2024 – 16:32 WIB
VIVA – A dramatic video circulated on a number of social media accounts. The footage shows how the missile Russia currently hunting an Armed Forces fighter jet Ukraine (SWEET).
One of the people who uploaded the recording of the tense incident came from the account X by the name @Operativnik22.
In the 21 second video, you can initially see a fighter jet military Ukraine flew at high speed in unknown airspace.
Moments later, a military missile was hurtling along the same trajectory as the plane. According to published reports VIVA Military from BulgarianMilitaryRussian missile it is known is Kh-101.
VIVA Military: Russian military missiles chase Ukrainian fighter jets
“A jet tempur Ukraine is trying to shoot down a cruise missile Kh-101 Russia with air-to-air missiles,” wrote the account @Operativnik.
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Exploring the Role of Oligarchs in Russian Transit: A New Perspective
The Influence of Oligarchs in Russian Transit
In a recent article by Re:Baltica, the role of oligarchs in Russian transit is brought to light, raising questions about the involvement of state-owned companies in the transit of goods through Latvia. The article highlights the significant presence of oligarchs in the import and export industry, shedding light on the reasons behind their participation in such activities.
Understanding the Oligarchs’ Motivations
While state-owned companies dominate the transit sector, oligarchs play a crucial role in facilitating the flow of goods between Russia and Latvia. The article delves into the motivations behind their involvement, pointing towards the economic benefits and strategic advantages that come with controlling key transit routes.
By leveraging their influence and resources, oligarchs are able to secure lucrative deals and maintain a stronghold on the transit industry. This raises concerns about the concentration of power in the hands of a few wealthy individuals, potentially impacting the competitiveness and transparency of the transit sector.
Proposing Solutions for a More Transparent Transit System
As we reflect on the implications of oligarch involvement in Russian transit, it becomes clear that greater transparency and accountability are needed to ensure fair competition and ethical business practices.
Emergency Response: Evacuations Underway In Kenya As Cyclone…
Kenyan Government Orders Evacuation Near Dams Due to Heavy Rains
The Kenyan government has issued evacuation orders for residents living near 178 dams and reservoirs as continuous heavy rains persist in the region. The interior ministry has raised concerns that these water bodies are at risk of overflowing, posing a significant danger to nearby communities.
Urgency of Evacuation
Residents residing within a 30m wetland corridor of the Nairobi River have been given a 24-hour ultimatum starting from 18:30 local time on Thursday to vacate the area. The recent downpours have already led to severe flooding and landslides in both Kenya and Tanzania.
Impact of Heavy Rains
Official reports indicate that Kenya has recorded 188 fatalities and 90 missing persons since March, with an additional 155 casualties reported in Tanzania. The situation is expected to deteriorate further in the upcoming days with the onset of more extreme weather conditions.
Forecasted Cyclone and Response
The Kenyan President’s office has warned of Cyc lone Hidaya affecting the coastal region, bringing heavy rainfall, strong winds, and high waves that could disrupt marine activities in the Indian Ocean. The Kenyan meteorological department has identified Nairobi as one of the areas most vulnerable to the storm.