Ukraine Burns Russia's Ammunition Depot To Ground, Kills 'Majority' Of Soldiers On Site
Before striking the Ilovaisk facility, Kyiv's forces hit another Russian ammunition depot in Brylivka, Pravda reported.
Why Raccoon Dogs May Have Been The Cause For The Worldwide COVID Pandemic
Raccoon dogs are sold for their fur and meat in many countries.
Happy Islamic New Year 2022: Messages And Wishes To Mark First Day Of The Hijrī
For many Muslims, Muharram is a time of mourning and reflection.
Dad Of Gunman Shot Dead Days After Son's School Shooting In Philippines
Philippine police refused to make direct connections between the two incidents.
Alleged Russian Spies Accused Of Stealing Dead Babies' Identities; Both Arrested
The couple was captured in a photo wearing what appeared to be authentic uniforms from the Soviet KGB, according to U.S. prosecutors.
Xi Jinping And Putin Talked 'Teamwork' Before War But Russian Performance 'Shocked' China: Ex Trump Official
Former U.S. secretary of defense Jim Mattis said the Russian invasion of Ukraine affected "the timing and strategy" of Xi's Taiwan takeover plan.
South China Sea Tensions: China Launches 'Law Enforcement' Vessel To Patrol Disputed Islands
The vessel 'Sansha Zhi Fa 101' was handed over to the local Sansha city administrative unit Wednesday.
Taiwanese Brush Aside Chinese Threats Ahead Of Pelosi Visit, Say Those 'Happen Every Day'
The islanders see no reason for panic as they are "accustomed to Beijing’s saber rattling."
Russian Army Bombs Humanitarian Aid Center In Mykolaiv
One woman was wounded as a result of the attack, according to Ukrainian officials.
Russia Confirms 'Ongoing' Prisoner Swap Talks With US For Brittney Griner
The U.S. is looking to exchange convicted Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout for detained American basketball star Brittney Griner and former Marine Paul Whelan.
Putin's Replacement Will Likely Be Nikolai Patrushev, Ex-MI6 Chief Says
Nikolai Patrushev, dubbed as "Kremlin Hawk" by POLITICO, is one of the few Russian officials said to have Putin's trust.
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Russian Soldiers Kill Their Own Comrade For Helping Ukraine Civilians: Report
"Do not shoot! We are your guys!" the soldier shouted before being fatally shot by his comrades, a witness of the incident claimed.
Kim Jong Un To Attack South Korea? North Korea Ready To Confront 'Dangerous, Illegal Hostile Acts'
Pyongyang was "fully ready for any military confrontation" with the U.S. and could also "eliminate" South Korea, Kim said.
Court Calls For Live TV Execution Of Murderer Who Stabbed Classmate For Rejecting Him
An Egyptian court that sentenced the killer called for a live TV broadcast of the hanging, stating that it would help to achieve deterrence.
China Bulks Up Troops Around Taiwan, US Sends Carrier Forces In Reply
USS Ronald Reagan and its strike group are reportedly sailing toward the disputed waters.
Putin Ally's Map Shows How Ukraine Will Look After Russians Blast Through It
The map shows a major chunk of Ukrainian territory under the Russian Federation, and Ukraine is left with just Kyiv.
Russian Soldier Admits Russia Is Using Illegal Phosphorus Munitions, Intercepted Call Reveals
Phosphorus bombs can cause deep burns on victims and can even burn through bone.
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European Views Of US Soured After Uvalde, Overturning Roe V. Wade
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A report directs President Biden on how to work within international allies to regulate digital currencies and assets.
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US Gas Prices Approach $4 Per Gallon Average
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