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EU Slaps High Tariffs on Chinese EVs, Risking Trade War
The EU's imposition of up to 48% tariffs on Chinese EVs sparks fears of a trade war, escalating tensions and impacting global economic stability and EV market dynamics.
Russian Warships in Cuba: A Bold Show of Force Near US Waters
Four Russian warships, including a nuclear-powered submarine, anchor in Cuba, signalling a bold show of force amid rising tensions with the West over Ukraine.
Kosovo Government Defends Expropriation Decision Amidst International Criticism
Kosovo faces international criticism for expropriating land in Serb-majority areas, with concerns over legal procedures, while ongoing Serbian aggression complicates regional stability and recognition.
ICJ Orders Israel to Halt Rafah Offensive Amid Genocide Claims
The ICJ orders Israel to halt its Rafah offensive, citing humanitarian disaster and genocide claims, amid escalating tensions and international condemnation. Israel rejects the ruling.
“Kosovo’s Sovereignty Under Siege” Sali Berisha Speaks to THE FRONTLINER
Edi Rama’s alignment with Serbian policies and George Soros's influence threatens Kosovo's sovereignty, reveals Sali Berisha in an exclusive interview with THE FRONTLINER.
Editorial Stance on Recent Reports Concerning BIRN
We apologise for any oversight in our BIRN coverage. We're halting further reports and verifying claims to ensure our journalism upholds the highest standards of integrity.
Protected: [PENDING INVESTIGATION] — BIRN Crisis: Strike Exposes Leadership Failures and Threats to Journalistic Integrity
Our May 10, 2024 report on the BIRN crisis is being scrutinised as new evidence suggests we could have been misled.
Under Siege: The U.S. Assault on Independent Journalism in Kosovo
Despite clear evidence, U.S. officials and complicit NGOs launched a smear campaign against Vudi Xhymshiti for exposing conflicts of interest in the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.
Diplomatic Dismissal: The Fall of U.S. Envoy Gabriel Escobar Following Investigative Journalism
Gabriel Escobar, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary, was dismissed as envoy to the Western Balkans after THE FRONTLINER revealed potential conflicts of interest and questioned his diplomatic integrity.
Manufactured Consent: The US’s Covert War Against Independent Journalism
In disputing the U.S. State Department's rebuttal, our findings suggest a troubling evasion, highlighting their refusal to engage substantively with allegations that implicate diplomatic misconduct.
Iran’s attack on Israel will fuel the war on all fronts
Amidst escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, the deployment of American forces signals a precarious standoff. Diplomatic efforts are crucial to prevent further escalation and protect civilian lives.
Israel-Iran tensions test limits of US policy amid Gaza war
The escalating tensions between Israel and Iran have put the United States in a difficult position, challenging its foreign policy goals in the Middle East.
Putin’s Power Play: Military and Ideology in Russia’s Global Strategy
Putin's decree for military recruitment amid the Ukraine conflict intertwines with the Russian Orthodox Church's ultranationalist narrative, signalling a deeper ideological strategy.
Kosovo 25 Years Later: From Darkness to Hope
Twenty-five years post-NATO intervention in Kosovo, we reflect on a journey from stark conflict to hopeful resilience, underscoring the crucial balance of human rights and international solidarity.
Latvia’s Enduring Struggle for Security and Identity in the Face of Russian Aggression
Latvia's struggle against Russian aggression extends beyond Putin's era, reflecting deep historical wounds and current tensions. This is evident in both external policies and internal challenges involving ethnic Russians.