Global cholera deaths surge 30% in 2025 to 'highest level' since 1999: WHO
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latest: 1h ago- Humanitarian29 Sept, 14:44
Global cholera deaths surge 30% in 2025 to 'highest level' since 1999: WHO
7 countries account for around 90% of reported cases, deaths worldwide
- Security29 Sept, 15:26
Medvedev: Chances of global conflict highest since 1945
Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev (pictured left) claimed on Tuesday that the world is now closer to a global conflict than at any time since 1945.
- Economic01 Oct, 17:14
Eurozone borrowing costs surge in global bond rout
European debt hit with bout of selling after US 10-year borrowing costs strike highest level since 2002
- Security03 Oct, 20:05
Russia’s Medvedev highlights conditions toward sustainable peace in Ukraine
First of all, Ukraine will need to embrace a neutral, non-nuclear status, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said
- Security03 Oct, 20:10
Senior Russian security official sees more countries seeking nuclear weapons
Dmitry Medvedev maintained that for nukes only can in effect thwart a global conflict as recent events showed in no uncertain terms
- Security03 Oct, 21:32
Medvedev spells conditions for Ukraine peace, comments on impact from attack on Iran
Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev stressed that Ukraine will need to embrace a neutral, non-nuclear status, reject its nationalist policy course and recognize the four new Russian regions to achieve a long-lasting political settlement
- Security05 Oct, 10:29
Medvedev warns Armenia could face 'Ukrainian scenario' over its Western shift
Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev has warned that Armenia's growing orientation towards the West could have serious consequences, saying the “worst” outcome would be for the South Caucasus country to become a “new Ukraine.”