Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia are working to jointly construct a fortified defence line along their borders with Russia and Belarus, Lithuanian Defence Ministry…
Day: July 15, 2025
Guy House, 47, who opened fire at the Baptist church while looking for his ex Credit: Fayette County Detention Center Guy House, 47, burst into Richmond Road Baptist Church in Lexington, Kentucky, on Sunday afternoon. Beverly Gumm, 72, and her daughter Star Rutherford were cooking lunch for the congregation in the church’s basement at the time, Rutherford told the Lexington Herald-Leader …
Two sworn enemies, #Armenia and #Azerbaijan, are uniting to push #Putin out of the #SouthCaucasus, writes the #British newspaper #TheTelegraph
According to the November 9 statement, the route through #Armenia’s territory was to be controlled by #Russia’s Federal Security… pic.twitter.com/L2Tx0BKab4
— Caucasus Monitor-Iran’s Perspective (@CaucasusNew) July 15, 2025
In a world beset by escalating global tensions and nuclear uncertainty—from the battlefields of Ukraine to the threat matrix in the Middle East—the United States has recently stepped up to show leadership and reasserted its commitment to global nuclear safety. But there’s one glaring danger Washington has yet to address: the Metsamor Nuclear Power Plant in Armenia.
🤜🏼 ⛱️ Борьба за лежанки на бесплатном пляже.#новости #mediaaz #пляж #конфликт pic.twitter.com/7Y8vgztZCZ
— Media.Az (@MediaAz1) July 15, 2025
Iran’s foreign minister conveyed a message from Khamenei to Russian President Putin, expressing deep disappointment.
The message stated “Russia’s initial stance during the US-Israeli aggression fell short of Iran’s hopes” pic.twitter.com/mL3nPwEdkM
— Current Report (@Currentreport1) July 15, 2025
Latvia has imposed entry bans on 55 additional Georgian citizens, Foreign Minister Baiba Braže said on July 14.
“I have included 55 Georgian citizens on Latvia’s persona non grata list, imposing a ban on their entry into Latvia. This decision was made in accordance with Section 61(2) of the Immigration Law,” Braže said on social media. The individuals’ identities have not been disclosed.
Latvia joins Lithuania and Estonia in sanctioning an extensive group of Georgian officials and other individuals amid the EU’s ongoing struggle to adopt broader measures, which require the unanimous support of all member states.
On April 15, Lithuania disclosed a list of 102 sanctioned individuals, which included senior members of the Georgian Dream government, GD MPs, Interior Ministry officials, and judges.
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