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The Russian President keeps replica offices in several locations to confuse foreign intelligence and possible assassins, said Gleb Karakulov, who served as the captain of the Kremlin's Federal Guard Service.

South Korean authorities are not leaving anything to chance as they try to turn all the stones in the ongoing investigation concerning Terraform Labs.

Igor Shkurko, 49, died in his prison cell a day after he appealed against a bribery allegation.

A Russian state media displayed an AI-generated image of Trump wearing orange prison garb last week.

Visitors remain welcome in Amsterdam but if they will cause a disturbance, the government says they must stay away.

Ex-Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi in intensive care

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said China would benefit from ties with Russia while claiming it had already entered the Ukraine war.

Three Russian soldiers were charged with committing a war crime after they allegedly raped a young Ukrainian girl during their occupation of Ukraine's Kharkiv region.

A shocking video showed the moment a pro-Kremlin military blogger was killed by an explosion from a bomb-laden gift he received from a woman.

A Chinese nuclear-armed submarine deployed in the South China Sea is armed with a new, longer-range ballistic missile capable of reaching mainland U.S.

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The former Kremlin officer said he defected from Russia after it launched an unprovoked, full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Manila and Washington aims to strengthen military ties with the announcement of 4 new EDCA sites, US denies plans to build permanent base in the Philippines

Lagging behind, Italy's plans for EU funds at risk

Russian President Vladimir Putin also accused the U.S. of taking advantage of the conflict in Ukraine to launch its own war against Moscow.

The re-education centers aim to impose the Russian identity on the Ukrainian population.

The German charity organization reportedly sent engine oil and drones to Russian forces in Ukraine.

It is believed that over 1,400 Ukrainian civilians have been killed by Russian troops during their month-long occupation of Bucha last year.

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James Olson, the former counterintelligence chief at the CIA, believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin's fate now hinges on the outcome of the Ukraine war.

The daughter broke her arm and suffered second-degree burns in the accident. She is expected to survive.

North Korea is not backing down on its threat of a nuclear attack over the recently-held joint military exercises conducted by the U.S. and South Korea.

The Republican Party provocateur, who has already started a 2024 White House bid, is the first sitting or former US president ever charged with a crime.

A year after the world discovered the gruesome killings of civilians in Bucha, Ukraine's Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin revealed the extent of Russia's atrocities.

Ukraine warned that the threats of Moscow's occupation of Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant significantly increased but the ability to respond has decreased.

Russia has accumulated more losses in its war against Ukraine despite launching more attacks against Ukrainian troop positions and civilian infrastructure.

Thousands of people took to the streets of Lisbon and other cities across Portugal on Saturday in protest against soaring rents and house prices at a time when high inflation is making it even tougher for people to make ends meet.

Pope Francis left hospital to return to the Vatican on Saturday after being treated for bronchitis, making light of his illness by saying : "I wasn't frightened, I'm still alive."

IMF approves $15.6 bn Ukraine loan package