3 Kids Crushed To Death By Train While Playing Near Railway
Three children were crushed to death by a passenger train, while one survived.
Ukraine Army Eliminates 1,160 Russian Soldiers Over The Weekend
Amid reports of his country's losses, Russian President Vladimir Putin compared Russia's casualties with annual deaths caused by alcohol and road accidents.
Putin's General Reveals Russia's Next Target: Destruction Of Ukraine's Banking Infrastructure
Russian General Andriy Gurulev said targeting Ukraine's banking infrastructure would plunge the country into chaos.
Putin's Officials 'Want To Please Him,' Not Giving 'Real Analysis' Of War
In March, U.S. intelligence also suggested Putin is being misled by people in his inner circle about the Russian army's poor performance in the war in Ukraine.
World Cup Fans Stopped By Qatar Officials For Wearing Rainbow-Colored Items
One of the soccer fans uses social media to raise awareness of the World Cup host country's repressive anti-LGBTQ policies.
Russian Soldiers May Leave Ukraine Nuclear Power Plant
Peter Kotin, the president of Energoatom, said the Russian army appeared to be planning to hand over control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to the IAEA.
Russia To Ban Foreigners From Using Russian Surrogate Mothers
The speaker of the Russian State Duma said 45,000 babies born to Russian surrogate mothers have been taken abroad in the past few years.
List Of Fake News Promoted By Russian Media This Week
Russia last week claimed Ukrainian forces shelled the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
Italy Mudslide Kills 7 People Including A Newborn, Children
A mudslide in Italy has killed 7 people and there is still 5 people missing.
Young Iranians Send Wakeup Call To The World
The civilized world must back the Iranian people and must support their right to overthrow the brutal clerical rule and replace it with a democratic republic.
12-Year-Old Boy Kidnaps Toddler For Ransom To Buy 'Clothes, Phone': Police
The suspect asked the girl's parents for about $340 for her release.
Iranian Protesters Confronted At World Cup Game
Iranian protesters and pro-government Iranian supporters have been verbally harassing and assaulting each other at Iranian World Cup matches.
5-Year-Old Boy Bitten, Dragged Into Pool By Huge Python
The child suffered minor injuries after the 10-foot-long reptile constricted him into the swimming pool.
Russian Media Claim Ukraine Staged Power Plant Shutdown For Financial Help
The Ukrainian anti-disinformation office branded Russian media's claims of staging a power plant shutdown as "pure manipulation."
Judge Attends Zoom Court Hearing Half-Naked, Smoking Cigarette In Bed
Judge Vivian Polania violated multiple administrative regulations with her conduct, a judicial commission found.
Russian Designer Accused Of 'LGBT Propaganda' After Hosting Private Show
A Russian court will hear the case Friday, according to reports.
FDA Approves World's Most Expensive Drug: Here's How Much It Costs
Experts say the drug is relatively fair-priced compared to the lifelong cost of managing Hemophilia B.
France Seeks To Replace Russia As India's Key Defense Partner: Report
France already ranks second in top weapons suppliers to India after Russia, but the French defense industry is reportedly ill-equipped to keep up with India's growing demands.
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Preparing For Drone Era Of Warfare, US Tests Its Newest Drone Killer System
The proliferation of the technology has led to a growing risk of non-state actors using cheap drones for carrying out terror attacks.
Badly Decomposing Torso Found Inside Suitcase Hidden In Bushes
Police said the body appeared to be at least a couple of months old.
First Japanese CEX To List Shiba Inu Giving Away Millions Of SHIB
BITPoint is the first licensed cryptocurrency exchange in Japan to list Shiba Inu.
Ukraine Army Eliminates 310 Russian Soldiers On Thanksgiving Day
Russia allegedly has been throwing newly drafted soldiers to the front line unprepared.
Driver Gets Crushed By Incoming Truck While Inspecting His Tires
The 39-year-old trucker got off his vehicle to check his tires when he was struck by another truck.
Russia Could See New Wave Of COVID-19 Infections, Health Ministry Says
The top Russian infectious diseases specialist noted that the elderly and immunocompromised people make up the bulk of COVID-19 hospitalizations.
Russia Needs 5 Million Soldiers, New Round Of Mobilization Possible
In a new document distributed to military personnel, Russia said it needed at least 5 million soldiers to win the war in Ukraine, according to a report.
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Mexico To Extradite Suspect In Shanquella Robinson Murder Case
Mexican authorities issued an arrest warrant for the woman suspected of assaulting Shanquella Robinson in San Jose del Cabo last month.
Canada Charges Chinese Power Plant Employee With Espionage
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) began investigating the alleged spy after Hydro-Quebec's corporate security unit grew suspicious of him.
Europe
Twitter Europe Ad Revenue Plummets 15%, Weekly Bookings Down 49%: Report
Musk reportedly personally called the executives of companies that stopped advertising on Twitter to question them about their decisions.
Zombie Virus Revived After Being Frozen For 48,500 Years
Scientists said the microbe's capability of infecting cells despite being trapped for thousands of years is causing concerns about "zombie viruses."
Africa
UN Agreement Reached In Global Climate Deal To Aid Developing Nations
The COP27 climate talks have created a new fund to compensate developing countries that have experienced damages due to extreme weather.
COP27 App: Experts Raise Surveillance Concerns About 'Cyber Weapon'
Cybersecurity experts are worried that the COP27 Summit application introduced by the Egyptian government will be used to track the activities of protesters or activists joining the conference.
Asia Pacific
India, US Practice High-Altitude Military Combat Near Disputed China Border
The exercise is being held in Auli, located at an altitude of 9,200 feet in the state of Uttarakhand near India's Line of Actual Control with China.
China Alleges US Navy 'Violated Sovereignty' In South China Sea
While the Navy said it upholds freedom of navigation as a principle, China accused the U.S. of being "a true producer of security risks" in the South China Sea.
Middle East
Moscow, Tehran Plan To Manufacture Iran's Kamikaze Drones In Russia: Report
Russia and Iran have reportedly agreed to speed up the process to begin manufacturing the drones in a matter of months.
Israel Caves In To Pressure, Will Provide 'Strategic Materials' To Ukraine
The decision to fund the supply of undisclosed "strategic materials" is a one-off deal, leaving its continuation for the new government to decide.
US
San Francisco Leaders Approve Motion For Police To Use Killer Robots
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 8-3 Tuesday to approve a policy allowing police to use robots capable of deploying lethal force if necessary.
Man Attacks And Stabs Woman, Sets Her And House On Fire
The woman ran to a neighbor for help and was found by responders with severe burns on her face and body.