Evgenia Filimianova
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Evgenia Filimianova is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of international stories, with a particular interest in foreign policy, economy, and UK politics.
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South Korea Considers Phased Support for Hormuz Shipping Security
Seoul is considering personnel deployments, intelligence-sharing, and military assets as part of a phased contribution plan.
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Iran Says It Has Greatly Expanded Strait of Hormuz Military Zone
Iranian officials said Tehran was implementing new security policies in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israel Sent Iron Dome Batteries to UAE During Iran Conflict, US Envoy Says
The deployment reflects deeper security coordination following the Abraham Accords, Mike Huckabee said.
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US, Japan Reaffirm Coordination on Currency Markets Amid Yen Volatility
The yen has weakened as investors sought dollar assets amid Middle East tensions and expectations of higher U.S. interest rates.
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EU Restores Full Cooperation Agreement With Syria
The move, according to the bloc, reflects a broader shift toward supporting Syria’s economic recovery and political transition.
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Hantavirus Cases Rise Among Cruise Ship Passengers as Countries Expand Quarantine Measures
U.S. officials confirmed one asymptomatic positive case among repatriated U.S. passengers.
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World Bank Warns Oil Demand Destruction Is Spreading Globally Amid Strait of Hormuz Disruptions
The World Bank described the Strait of Hormuz disruption as ’the largest energy supply shock on record.’
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UK to Summon Chinese Ambassador After Convictions in London of 2 Hong Kong Spies
UK officials said two men convicted of conducting surveillance on pro-democracy activists acted on behalf of Hong Kong authorities and ultimately China.
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Chinese EV Makers Playing Long Game for US Market, Analysts Say
Shut out of the U.S. market, Chinese automakers are investing in Mexico, exploring Canada and designing EVs that match North American consumer preferences.
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South Korean Court Reduces Former Prime Minister’s Prison Sentence to 15 Years
Judges said Han neglected his duty as prime minister to restrain Yoon’s misuse of presidential authority during the December 2024 political crisis.
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South Korea Considers Phased Support for Hormuz Shipping Security
Seoul is considering personnel deployments, intelligence-sharing, and military assets as part of a phased contribution plan.
|
Iran Says It Has Greatly Expanded Strait of Hormuz Military Zone
Iranian officials said Tehran was implementing new security policies in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israel Sent Iron Dome Batteries to UAE During Iran Conflict, US Envoy Says
The deployment reflects deeper security coordination following the Abraham Accords, Mike Huckabee said.
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US, Japan Reaffirm Coordination on Currency Markets Amid Yen Volatility
The yen has weakened as investors sought dollar assets amid Middle East tensions and expectations of higher U.S. interest rates.
|
EU Restores Full Cooperation Agreement With Syria
The move, according to the bloc, reflects a broader shift toward supporting Syria’s economic recovery and political transition.
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Hantavirus Cases Rise Among Cruise Ship Passengers as Countries Expand Quarantine Measures
U.S. officials confirmed one asymptomatic positive case among repatriated U.S. passengers.
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World Bank Warns Oil Demand Destruction Is Spreading Globally Amid Strait of Hormuz Disruptions
The World Bank described the Strait of Hormuz disruption as ’the largest energy supply shock on record.’
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UK to Summon Chinese Ambassador After Convictions in London of 2 Hong Kong Spies
UK officials said two men convicted of conducting surveillance on pro-democracy activists acted on behalf of Hong Kong authorities and ultimately China.
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Chinese EV Makers Playing Long Game for US Market, Analysts Say
Shut out of the U.S. market, Chinese automakers are investing in Mexico, exploring Canada and designing EVs that match North American consumer preferences.
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South Korean Court Reduces Former Prime Minister’s Prison Sentence to 15 Years
Judges said Han neglected his duty as prime minister to restrain Yoon’s misuse of presidential authority during the December 2024 political crisis.
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