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Ukraine Marks 180th Day Of War With Successful Counteroffensive In Novomykhailivka

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine said an estimated 200 Russian soldiers were killed in Monday's counteroffensive.

Russian FSB Names Ukrainian As Prime Suspect In Darya Dugina Killing

The FSB said the Ukrainian intelligence service planned the murder and hired an assassin to kill Darya Dugina.

Elon Musk Subpoenas Former Twitter Chief Jack Dorsey

Elon Musk subpoenas former Twitter chief Jack Dorsey

Flash Flooding Hits US Parks, Southern States In Latest Weather Disasters

Flash flooding hits US parks, southern states in latest weather disasters

You're Crying! Study Shows Dogs Get Teary-eyed When They Reunite With Owners

You're crying! Study shows dogs get teary-eyed when they reunite with owners

UN Split Over Ban On Taliban Officials' Travel

UN split over ban on Taliban officials' travel

Argentina Prosecutor Seeks 12 Yrs Jail For VP Kirchner In Graft Trial

Argentina prosecutor seeks 12 yrs jail for VP Kirchner in graft trial

Ukrainian Soldiers Accuse Russians Of Abuses In Captivity

Three Ukrainian soldiers who say they were wounded and taken prisoner by Russia after one of the war's biggest battles and later released, on Monday accused their captors of torture and psychological pressure.

U.S., U.N. Back New Human Rights Training For Colombia Police

Colombia's national police force will launch a training program with the help of the United States and United Nations meant to prevent abuses and human rights violations by cops, the head of the force said on Monday.

US Says It Is Not Delaying Iran Nuclear Talks

US says it is not delaying Iran nuclear talks

Four Tourists Die In Bus Crash After Machu Picchu Visit

Four tourists die in bus crash after Machu Picchu visit

Emperor Pedro I's Heart Returns To Brazil For 'State Visit'

Emperor Pedro I's heart returns to Brazil for 'state visit'

Germany's Scholz Looks To Canada As Energy Supplier

Germany's Scholz looks to Canada as energy supplier

Lula: No Need To Fell A Single Tree To Boost Brazil Farm Output

Brazil's presidential frontrunner Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Monday his country did not need to cut a single tree to plant more soybeans, sugarcane or raise cattle as he vowed to restore law enforcement in the Amazon rainforest to curb deforestation.

Biden's Covid Advisor Anthony Fauci To Step Down In December

Biden's Covid advisor Anthony Fauci to step down in December

Finnish PM Tests Negative In Drug Test Taken To 'Clear Suspicion'

Finnish PM tests negative in drug test taken to 'clear suspicion'

Bangladesh To Cut School, Office Hours To Save Power

Bangladesh will close schools for one extra day a week and cut office timings by an hour to save power, a government official said on Monday, as the country battles a shortage after shutting down all of its diesel-run power plants.

End Of Singapore's Gay Sex Ban A 'Small Step' For Some LGBT Couples

Singapore's decision to lift a colonial-era ban on sex between men is long overdue and will not end discrimination of LGBT groups in the conservative city-state, rights activists and members of the gay community said on Monday.

Sri Lanka Faces International Censure Over Arrests

Sri Lanka faces international censure over arrests

Taiwan Invasion: China Has Developed The Firepower To Knock Out Guam, Sink US Carriers

Pentagon believes China reportedly has 300 DF-26 Intermediate-Range Ballistic missiles capable of striking Guam and U.S. warships.

'Ukraine Must Be Destroyed,' Russian Leaders Say Following Death Of Darya Dugina

Though Kyiv denied any role in the explosion, a Russian foreign ministry official implied Ukrainian state structures were responsible.

China Promotes Officer Who Oversaw Incursions Into Japanese Waters, Gives Him Charge Of Taiwan Strait

The officer, identified as Wang Zhongcai, will now be the naval commander overseeing the East China Sea and the Taiwan Strait.

Cuban Entrepreneurs Hope For Room To Grow As The Government Ponders Reform

For those seeking proof that even modest foreign investment can help propel Cuba's fledgling entrepreneurs, look no further than Oscar Fernandez's Havana-based dried fruit business.

Man Who Wants To Adopt Abandoned 'Cursed' Baby Raises $127,000 For Adoption

The extra money will be spent to fund the child's education and support orphanages in Haiti.

Google Maps Shows Downed Plane In The Middle Of Australian Rainforest

Australian authorities said they were not aware of any missing aircraft carrying passengers.

Pakistan Opposition Warns Khan Arrest Would Be 'Red Line'

Pakistan opposition warns Khan arrest would be 'red line'

Analysis-Pope Visit To Italian City Spotlights Need For Rules On Ex-pontiffs

Pope Francis has quashed rumours that he plans to resign anytime soon but his planned visit next weekend to the Italian city of L'Aquila will underscore the Catholic Church's need to regulate the status of pontiffs who step down instead of ruling for life.

Hong Kong Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai To Face No-jury Trial

Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai to face no-jury trial

Kenya's First Female Chief Justice To Preside Over Election Petition

In a country once known for political interference in the judiciary, Kenya's Chief Justice Martha Koome is no pushover: she built her career defending dissidents, and this year her court torpedoed constitutional changes proposed by the president who appointed her.

UK Dock Workers' Union Threatens Further Strikes

UK dock workers' union threatens further strikes