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Germany criticizes Turkey over island dispute with Greece

Germany's foreign minister has criticized Turkey for disputing the sovereignty of Greek islands near its coastline

The Independent UK

N.Macedonia donates tanks to Ukraine as it modernises own military

North Macedonia plans to donate an unspecified number of Soviet-era tanks to Ukraine as it seeks to modernise its own military to meet NATO standards, its defence ministry said on Friday.

Reuters

Trudy Rubin: In Odesa, no one is surprised Russia bombed their port the day after agreeing to Ukraine blockade deal

ODESA, Ukraine — If any Western leaders still nurse fantasies about talks with Vladimir Putin over the fate of Ukraine, Russia’s treatment of this historic port city proves they are fools.

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The Paradoxes of Escalation in Ukraine

Slowly but Surely, Russia and the West Are Drawing Their Redlines

Foreign Affairs

Don't Let Russia's Regime Change Plans Draw the U.S. Into War

As appalling as the Russian foreign minister’s admission is, it does not change the reasons to avoid a war with Moscow.

Reason

With massive Polish arms deal S.Korea steps closer to Ukraine war

South Korea's biggest ever arms deal will make it a major supplier of weapons flooding into Europe since the Ukraine war began, with sales to NATO-member Poland involving more than 1,600 tanks and howitzers, and nearly 50 fighter jets.

Reuters

UK adviser warns of nuclear war risk amid communication breakdown

Stephen Lovegrove says backdoor channels that kept world safe during the Cold War have disintegrated.

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Ukraine war: Russia's invasion is an attempt to rewrite its own history

Vladimir Putin’s justifications for his country’s invasion of Ukraine – that is, legitimate anxiety at the erosion of Russia’s geopolitical security triggered by Nato’s expansion into eastern Europe – are looking increasingly wayward as the war enters its sixth month.

The Conversation

Boris Johnson could be in line for top Nato job, say Conservative allies

Alliance members report a British candidate could be a good choice of leader

Evening Standard

Zelensky hopes for role for Boris Johnson in politics after he leaves Downing Street

Comment comes as Ukrainain MP pushes for PM to be appointed as Nato chief

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson as Nato secretary general ‘won’t happen’ despite rumours

RUMOURS that Boris Johnson is being touted as a potential secretary general of Nato have been dismissed and derided by senior members of the SNP and…

The National (Scotland)

Turkey says Sweden has not yet extradited the suspects it seeks after NATO accord

Sweden has not yet extradited suspects Turkey seeks over terrorism-related charges despite signing an accord to lift Ankara's veto to its NATO membership last month, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Wednesday.

Reuters

Sunak or Truss: What policies should we expect from our next prime minister?

Here are some of the policy pledges made by Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss during the Tory leadership contest.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson defends 2018 meeting with ex-Russian spy Lebedev on Italian jaunt

The outgoing PM has been under pressure to explain the nature of the meeting, which happened straight after a Nato summit on how to respond to the Kremlin, and whether it was properly disclosed.

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Al Jazeera

‘The Russians have nothing equivalent’: How HIMARS help Ukraine

The US-made system has struck Russia’s advance and is the weapon of choice on NATO’s eastern flank.

Bristol Post

'Stop the war in Ukraine' protest planned for Bristol next month

Organisers have slammed the "deeply provocative and reckless" NATO for its part in the Ukraine

Reuters

Erdogan says attack on Iraq's Dohuk a terrorist act aimed at harming Turkey-Iraq ties

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday that an attack on a mountain resort in Iraq's northern province of Dohuk last week that killed nine people was carried out by "terrorists" and was aimed at harming Turkey-Iraq ties.

The Independent UK

Slovakia may consider giving Ukraine Russian-built warplanes

Slovakia's defense minister says his country may consider donating its Soviet-era warplanes to Ukraine

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The Guardian - UK

Putin’s attack on the grain deal was despicable. It also shows he’s desperate

For the deal to work and global food supplies to get moving again, Ukraine’s ports and ships need Nato protection, says Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, a chemical and biological weapons expert

Daily Mirror

Brutal Russian warlord in chilling threat to West as he issues brutal ultimatum

Russian warlord and head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov has called upon people in the West to topple their governments or face being cut off from Russian gas

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: What game theory can tell us about the war in Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is 5 months old, and no clear end is in sight. As the invasion turns into a long-term war, it’s time to think strategically about what can be done now to manage and contain the threat in the future.

The Guardian - UK

Sunak to promise curbs on China as UK’s ‘biggest long-term threat’

Leadership contender says he will close 30 Mandarin teaching programmes to restrain Beijing’s soft power

Newsroom.co.nz

Independence, not neutrality, for NZ foreign policy

NZ's foreign policy faces scrutiny amidst global insecurity - but we cannot sit on the sidelines.

The Guardian - UK

Viktor Orbán sparks outrage with attack on ‘race mixing’ in Europe

Hungary’s far-right prime minister says countries where races mingle are ‘no longer nations’

The Guardian - UK

Letters: party politics won’t solve the climate crisis

The UK needs an emergency cross-party government to address the reality of ecological collapse

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