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    Russia Strengthens Ties with Africa through Energy, Food Security, and Long-term Cooperation

    Russia is expanding its diplomatic, economic, and trade relations with African countries, focusing on energy, food security, and long-term cooperation. Key aspects include grain and fertilizer shipments, joint projects, and the creation of an agro-industrial alliance. Russia's trade with Africa surpassed $27 billion in 2025, with Egypt and Algeria as top partners. The Russia-Africa summit and economic forum discussed these topics, highlighting mutual benefits and the absence of colonial legacy.
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    Armenia's CSTO Status Disputed; Expulsion Discussed

    Former CSTO Secretary General Nikolai Bordyuzha has called for Armenia's expulsion from the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) due to its non-participation and failure to pay membership fees. Armenia's Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan has repeatedly stated that Armenia sees no possibility of returning to the CSTO. The issue of Armenia's expulsion could be raised at the CSTO Collective Security Council meeting scheduled for November 11, 2026, in Moscow.
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    Trial Continues for Ukrainian Suspect in Nord Stream Explosions

    A German court has rejected an application by the defense to dismiss the case against a former Ukrainian military officer accused of planning and executing the explosions on the Nord Stream pipelines. The defendant, Serhii K., is charged with war crimes and other offenses related to the sabotage of the pipelines in September 2022. The court ruled that the defendant's right to a fair trial was not impaired by Ukrainian military secrecy laws. The trial will continue with expert testimony scheduled for today.
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    U.S., Russia Discuss Post-War Economic Deals Amid Ukraine Conflict

    The U.S. and Russia have been discussing potential economic deals as part of efforts to end the war in Ukraine, according to multiple reports. These discussions, which took place during a visit by a U.S. envoy to Moscow, include proposals for American companies to return to the Russian oil market, resume oil supplies to Europe, and engage in other joint ventures. Other proposed deals involve resuming access for American airlines to Russian airspace, cooperation on titanium, selling international assets of Lukoil, an LNG project on Alaska involving Novatek, and resuming gas supplies to Europe. Easing sanctions on potash fertilizers and transferring control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to an American entity are also under consideration.
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