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A Ukrainian flag and a helmet of a soldier are pictured at checkpoint, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, March 28, 2022.

Ex-US Air Force Colonel Reveals What Will Help Defeat Russia, End Ukraine War

A retired Air Force colonel believes Ukraine has a huge chance of defeating Russia in the war if it has modern military hardware.

China Calls Out US 'Cold War Mentality' In Washington Declaration, Warns Against Provoking North Korea

U.S. President Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol visit the Korean War Memorial in Washington

Tensions between the U.S. and China have been on the rise over the past months, and the South Korean president's state visit to the White House seems to have raised the stakes.

Anonymous Hacker Exposes, Burns Nearly 1,000 BTC Addresses As Russian Security Agencies' Assets

The hacker accused the wallets of involvement in hacking activities and alleged that they are controlled by Russia's Foreign Military Intelligence Agency (GRU), Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), and Federal Security Service (FSB).

A woman walks past damaged residential buildings as she carries a child in Kyiv

Russian Strikes Kill 12 In Ukraine

The deadly attack included a strike on a residential building and came days after the leaders of Ukraine and China spoke by phone, with Chinese president reportedly advocating peace negotiations.

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A view of a newspaper and a gas mask hung on a wall at a room in a police station which a Ukrainian serviceman says was used as a torture chamber by Russian soldiers in the town of Izium

Russian Soldiers Used Electric Shock, Beatings On Ukrainian Civilians; 55 Torture Chambers Found

Russia filtered Ukrainian civilians whom it categorized as disloyal and dangerous and subjected them to electric shock torture while in detention, according to a researcher.

The Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarine USS Alaska (SSBN 732) returns to Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay following a patrol, in Kings Bay

US Nuclear Submarine To South Korea Has Enough Warheads To Destroy Entire North Korea

The Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine will be deployed to South Korea as part of the Washington Declaration.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol addresses a Joint Meeting of Congress in the House Chamber of the US Capitol in Washington, DC, on April 27, 2023

South Korea's Yoon Hails US Ties At Joint Meeting Of Congress

Yoon is on a week-long US state visit to mark the 70th anniversary of the friendship, amid saber-rattling from the North, the war in Ukraine and other global challenges facing both countries.

US economic growth slowed in the first quarter, with analysts noting that consumer spending is weakening

US Growth Cools In First Quarter As Recession Fears Deepen

Consumption has provided a boost to the world's biggest economy, giving it a strong start to 2023.

Russian President Vladimir Putin chairs a Security Council meeting via a video link

Russia Has Spread 5,000 Fake News, False Propaganda In 6 Countries In Just One Year

Russia is hell-bent on disrupting the information ecosystem in these countries to justify its aggression against Ukraine.

Stray Dogs Maul To Death Boy Who Ran Away From Dad's Beating

When the dad came home intoxicated, the boy fled to escape his beating.

Wagner private military group centre opens in St Petersburg

Russian Mercenary Groups Fighting Each Other; Wagner Threatens Potok Over Withdrawal

A confrontation ensued between two Russian mercenary groups fighting in the war in Ukraine, as Gazprom fighters' Potok group abandoned their positions.

At the CCP Congress Xi Jinping warned of a challenging geopolitical climate

Secret Construction Activity Seen At Suspected Chinese Military Site In UAE, Leaked Docs Say

U.S. intelligence, according to a report, believes that the recent activity detected at the site is an outcome of the UAE strengthening its ties with China.

Screens showing advertisements of NFTs, are seen at Hong Kong Web3 Festival, in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Crypto Exchange License Guidelines To Be Released In May

While Hong Kong's ambition of becoming the world's crypto hub is now backed by clear regulatory guidelines, the subject is a sore point among crypto exchange platforms operating in the United States.

The Chinese government has recently sought to play mediator in international conflicts

Can China Bring Peace To Ukraine?

Xi Jinping's phone conversation with Zelensky on Wednesday was the Chinese and Ukrainian presidents' first contact since Beijing's strategic ally Russia invaded Ukraine.

Crypto Scam: Spanish Authorities Bust International Criminal Organization That Swindled Over $110M

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, cryptocurrency investment fraud saw a 183% spike last year and skyrocketed from $907 million in 2021 to $2.57 billion in 2022.

Google Maps Update Shows Devastation Of Russian Invasion On Ukraine: Bombed Buildings, Mass Graves

Mariupol was one of the first cities Russia attacked at the start of its invasion of Ukraine.

With many now in their second year since fleeing, Ukrainian refugees in Hungary need more complex support including long-term housing

Ukrainian Refugees Struggle In Nationalist Hungary

Ukrainian refugees struggle in nationalist Hungary

The Islamic hijab has been compulsory for women in Iran since shortly after the 1979 Islamic revolution

Iran Governor Wants 'Negative Measures' Taken Against Women Not Wearing Hijab

Iran continues to crack down on women violating the country's mandatory hijab law, as one governor floated the idea of "negative measures" against them.

Russian Elites' Leaked Phone Call Says War Will 'End In Hell,' Leaders Are 'A**holes'

The conversation allegedly occurred in January 2023 between Russian billionaire Roman Trotsenko and businessman Nikolay Matushevsky.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro seen at a conference in Bogota in April 2023

Colombian President Calls On His Cabinet To Resign, Ministers Tell AFP

Colombian president calls on his cabinet to resign, ministers tell AFP

China's call for a political settlement to the Ukraine war was timed to coincide with the one-year anniversary of Russia's invasion

Russia Is Using Combat Dolphins To Defend Crimean Harbor After Ukraine Drone Attacks

Russia is expected to continue investing in defenses for its bases in annexed Crimea.

A special Ukrainian unit collects Russian soldiers' bodies from the battlefield

Ukraine Army Destroys 17 Russian Armored Vehicles In 24 Hours; 690 Soldiers Eliminated

Hundreds more Russian soldiers were killed and dozens of Russia's military equipment were destroyed by Ukrainian forces Tuesday.

'Germ Bomb' Warnings As Sudan Fighters Seize Lab Containing Pathogens; What's The Threat?

The laboratory contains isolates of various pathogens like cholera and measles.

Estonia and fellow Baltic states Latvia and Lithuania, which were ruled by Moscow during Soviet times, are EU members and among the fiercest international critics of Russia

Russia Planned To Assert Influence In Estonia, Latvia And Lithuania, Leaked Docs Reveal

The leaked document was drafted by the Russian Presidential Administration's Directorate for Cross-Border Cooperation.

Ukrainian soldiers carry a heavy machine gun as they train near the Chernnobyl exclusion zone

Ukraine Counteroffensive To Start In May, Over 48,000 Soldiers Preparing For Battle

Ukraine is poised to begin its counteroffensive against Russia in May, as thousands of its soldiers will conclude combat training by the end of this month.

Deputy head of Russia's Security Council Medvedev gives interview outside Moscow

Nations 'On The Verge' Of A 'Full Scale' World War 3, Russian Official Says

Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev made the warning while speaking at an educational marathon conference in Moscow.

Tucker Carlson Urged To Run As US President By Russian Media; Offered TV Jobs In Russia

Russian state TV host Vladimir Solovyov said they will support Carlson if he runs for the presidency in 2024.

Medvedchuk and the Kremlin have denied that he pulled strings for the Kremlin in Kyiv

Putin Influenced By Friends To Invade Ukraine; Planned Invasion As Early As 2021: Report

Discussions for Russia to invade Ukraine began as early as February to March 2021, one source said.

Britain's King Charles waves as he arrives for a visit to the new European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in London

King Charles Coronation Program: Here's What Will Happen At The Procession

King Charles III will leave Buckingham Palace and travel to Westminster Abbey as part of his Coronation Procession on May 6.

The war in Ukraine could reach a "breaking point" by August and end in defeat for Russia before the end of the year, Kyiv's head of military intelligence says

Romanians Are Crowdfunding Custom-Built 'Mad Max' Armored Vehicles For Ukraine

The inspiration for the steel-plated armored vehicles was a Ukrainian soldier who died while being transported to a hospital.

China conducts a census every decade to determine population growth, movement patterns and other trends, and the sensitive data plays a major role in government policy planning

China Population To Drop Below 1 Billion Before 2100 As India Becomes Most Populous Country

U.N. projections indicated that China's population could dip below 1 billion before 2100 and that India is on the cusp of becoming the world's most populous country.