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Ukraine Crisis: Russian troops exit Crimea
Russia has announced an end of its Crimea military drills
According to AFP news agency, troops are now leaving the military training.
Russia’s Southern military district said on Tuesday that its forces have started withdrawing from Crimea and returning to their bases.
Interfax reported that the withdrawal comes after completing drills on the peninsula which Russia seized from Ukraine.
The West is anxiously awaiting to see what Russia does next, as tensions continue to escalate on the border with Ukraine
US President Joe Biden says a Russian attack on Ukraine is “still very much a possibility”, but the human cost would be “immense”.
In remarks televised across the world, the President stated that the US was ready to respond decisively, should an invasion take place.
Biden revealed that Russia had now massed some 150,000 troops on the border with Ukraine.
Earlier reports of a pull back of troops are still to be verified by America
Russia’s defence minister has said some forces have withdrawn. Mr Biden said that this had not been verified.
“[Russian forces leaving] would be good, but we have not yet verified that. We have not yet verified the Russian military units are returning to their home bases,” the US president said.
“Indeed, our analysts indicate that they remain very much in a threatening position.”
Biden’s address came just hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin demanded that Moscow’s security concerns be addressed and taken seriously.
Putin has always denied he is planning an incursion
Putin has earlier stated that his nation did not want another war in Europe, however, tensions in the region have been rising since November.
Russia has deep cultural and historic ties with Ukraine, which is a former Soviet republic
What exactly does Russia want?
The Kremlin wants to be assured that Kyiv will not join the Western Nato military alliance because he sees any expansion of it as a threat to Russia. Nato has since
US President Biden has supposed a proposal by the Russian government to continue diplomacy.
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Australia’s property market set to soar in 2026
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Australia’s property market is predicted to perform strongly in 2026, with no major losers expected as demand and prices rise across 14 key regions. Hotspotting’s latest analysis highlights which areas are set to shine and the factors driving this unprecedented growth.
Join Tim Graham from Hotspotting as he explains the methodology behind the price predictions and why infrastructure investments and government policies are playing a key role in shaping the market.
From regional hotspots to major cities, we explore emerging trends, buyer behavior, and the outlook for places like Darwin and Perth. Whether you’re a first home buyer or seasoned investor, this episode is packed with insights to navigate Australia’s booming property landscape.
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From the potential impact of a 43-day government shutdown to payroll numbers and market expectations, this episode gives you the clarity you need to navigate the next year in stocks.
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Experts warn AI could trigger ‘Grey Swan’ events in the global economy
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From resilience strategies for policymakers to the concept of antifragility coined by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, this discussion offers insights into how the world might navigate the growing AI landscape.
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