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NATO Holds Nuclear Deterrence Drills As Putin s Losses Mount

NATO has begun its nuclear deterrence exercises amid rising tensions with Russia following Putin’s veiled nuclear threats

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The Most Consumed Energy Sources In Every Country Of Europe

Though Europe is scrambling to pivot away from fossil fuels, a large portion of the continent continues to rely heavily on coal, natural gas, and oil

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Russia Protests After Being Booted From Nord Stream Investigation

Russia is demanding to be a part of the ongoing investigations into the Nord Stream explosions, saying that those who are not allowing it to participate are covering up for whoever was involved

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New President And PM-Designate Spark Unrest Concerns In Iraq

Iraq, OPEC’s second-largest producer, elected a new president on Thursday after months of political deadlock, protests and violent clashes among various militias both in Baghdad’s Green Zone and oil-rich Basra

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