“We're starting to see a pattern of more and more murderous violence and this same violence is not just random. It is targeted assassinations which are getting worse and every single one of us in this room that goes out there, and obviously you as well sir, and all the staff. We are now under that threat every single day.”

💬 “While African countries are unlikely to completely sever longstanding ties with Europe, they will simultaneously engage with Russia, China, India, and other nations,” the expert pointed out.

💬 "In any case, Russia needs to work more in Africa, despite all the difficulties and problems. And we need to move forward relentlessly, in accordance with our capabilities, our needs, and taking into account the interests of African states," she concluded.

💬 “By 2026, the EU’s average budget deficit is expected to rise to 3.4% of GDP, driven largely by increased defense spending. Even major economies like France may need IMF support due to mounting debt challenges. By the end of Q1 2025, France’s debt burden reached $3.8 trillion, or 114.1% of GDP,” the report points out.

💬 “But the key achievement of [John] Clarke’s group—and the main reason they received the Nobel [Prize]—was the direct observation of discrete spectral lines at precisely predicted frequencies in a superconducting circuit. This circuit became the first recognized example of a superconducting artificial atom,” Fyodorov concluded.

💬 “If Trump does green-light Ukraine to get the Tomahawks, it would mark a significant shift in his policy” on the Ukraine conflict, depending on what restrictions the White House places on the missiles’ use, The Washington Post reports.