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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said Russian President Vladimir Putin will still lose the war despite putting more resources on the battlefield.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited China to strengthen ties with Beijing and establish direct communication channels between the two sides on maritime issues.

Jailed Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny has spent New Year's Day in solitary confinement, the 10th time since he began his prison term.

Nearly 50% of foreign policy experts are anticipating Russia's collapse as a consequence of its invasion of Ukraine.

More than 6,900 Ukrainian civilians have now died as a result of Russian missile strikes.

According to a report Monday from Brazilian publication O Globo, Bolsonaro was admitted to a hospital in Orlando due to abdominal pain.

A live stream will be available for those who want to watch the U.K.'s first orbital space launch with the Virgin Orbit rocket.

Not drinking sufficient water or drinking more alcohol can also lead to dehydration on airplanes.

Both the man and his uncle have been arrested.

The woman wanted to get rid of her husband, according to reports.

Suez Canal maritime traffic was "normal" Monday after a cargo vessel carrying Ukrainian grain ran aground but was then towed away, said the Egyptian authority running the vital waterway.

South Korean defense authorities came under severe criticism for their failure to counter the North Korean drone incursions.

China sent 1,727 planes into Taiwan's ADIZ in 2022, while there were around 960 incursions seen in 2021 and 380 in 2020.

Zaporizhzhia military administration chief Oleksandr Starukh said Russian forces continue to force Ukrainians to collaborate and raid communities.

A 15-year-old boy in India was reportedly stabbed to death, Thursday, after a heated argument over a bonfire.

The train carrying the corpses of Russian servicemen arrived at Russia's Kemerovo Oblast from Rostov-on-Don.

Russia carried out a missile strike that it claimed killed more than 600 Ukrainian servicemen amid reports of rising Russian casualties.

China's nonfinancial debt reportedly stands at $51.87 trillion or 295% of the GDP, higher than Japan and the U.S.

The Russian army used incendiary weapons to target the Ukrainian city of Kherson.

The nursing student fell from a fourth-floor window while putting up Christmas decorations.

Orthodox Christmas Day falls on Jan. 7 every year as they celebrate Christmas based on Julian calendar.

Unseasonably high temperatures and heavy rain have shut down some ski resorts in the Alps at the start of the winter season.

The Ukraine's Defence Intelligence published the intercepted phone call on its official website.

The victims were rushed to hospitals but died, according to reports.

Light pollution from satellites is threatening night sky observations.

Pope Emeritus's funeral took place Thursday, presided over by Pope Francis in a historic first for the Catholic Church.

The senators' concerns highlight that American shipyards cannot meet the needs of the U.S. Navy and do not have the capacity to build submarines for Australia.

Beginning Sunday, China will no longer require mandatory quarantine and post-arrival COVID-19 tests for foreign travelers coming to the country.

Authorities had already conducted a search on the cleric back in 2021, according to reports.