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“Law enforcement on law-breaking journalists and entities cannot be construed as a restriction of the press freedom.”
Cambodia has crushed media freedom along with political opposition as the world’s longest-serving ruler, Hun Sen, sets up dynasty. -
“A missile strike from an American HIMARS multiple launch rocket system was delivered against the pre-trial detention center in the village of Olenivka … 40 Ukrainian prisoners of war were killed and 75 wounded.”
Satellite images, witness testimony and intelligence assessments suggest the deadly explosion wasn’t from a missile. -
“The U.S. wants such leadership in the country [Pakistan] that follows its orders, and [it] brought them to the power for its own use.”
With a political comeback in mind, the deposed ex-prime minister is bashing the United States – with no evidence to back his election-meddling claims. -
“Russia brings cooperation, peace, [and] stability to the region. Russia operates on the basis of international law, mutual respect and the mutual consideration of interests.”
Russia arms continue to flow to Myanmar, which the ruling military clique uses to wage war against its own people. -
“We reject the unfounded accusations that Russia prevents the IAEA inspectors from visiting the Zaporizhzhia NPP and, especially, absolutely absurd speculation that a military base is allegedly being set up there.”
Credible reports say Russian artillery is firing from the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine. There are six reactors on the site. -
“This is Russia. No cancel culture. Economy that can withstand thousands of sanctions.”
A mocking video arguing that it’s “Time to move to Russia” backfires amid the Kremlin’s war on Ukraine. -
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“[S]uch things as adherence to the principles of the World Trade Organization; they are simply thrown on the scrap heap.”
It’s not clear-cut that Western economic sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine war violate the World Trade Organization obligations.