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Explosion in Crimea destroys Russian cruise missiles, raising tensions between Russia and Ukraine and prompting the United Nations Security Council to take action.
The Belarusian President has warned of potential terrorist attacks in the country after special services seized weapons and explosives, as the country faces an unprecedented level of external pressure from the West. Alexander Lukashenko has been in power since 1994 and has accused the West of attempting to overthrow his government.
/ 2 days ago
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New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has avoided a recall election, despite widespread public outrage, as she continues to serve the city with integrity and dedication in the face of criticism.
Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin's meeting in Moscow sends a resounding warning to the West: the two leaders are uniting to create a powerful alliance that could challenge the West's dominance in international affairs.
The US is taking steps to bolster Ukraine's defenses against Russian-backed separatists by accelerating the delivery of Abrams tanks, a move that is likely to further escalate tensions between the two countries.
Joe Biden has voiced his support for a compromise between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his opponents on a controversial judicial overhaul, offering a glimmer of hope for a resolution to the long-standing dispute.
/ 4 days ago
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Unlock the mystery of Covid-19 with the Biden administration's declassification of intelligence on the virus' origins - a major step forward in the effort to uncover the truth.
North Korea is rallying its youth to fight against the US and its allies, prompting international concern about the potential for a dangerous escalation of tensions.
A former Australian SAS soldier has been arrested and charged with a war crime murder, following an investigation into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan. The 41-year-old man faces a maximum sentence of life in jail if found guilty. Justice will be served as the Australian Federal Police and the Australian Defence Force Investigative Service collaborate with the Australian Defence Force.
Xi Jinping's historic visit to Russia could mark the beginning of a strategic alliance between two nuclear-armed powers, with far-reaching implications for the global geopolitical landscape.
The Pheu Thai Party is ready to battle for a more open and democratic system in Thailand's upcoming election, with Paetongtarn Shinawatra leading the charge to become the nation's first female prime minister.
The UK government is taking a stand in the face of Chinese tech controversy, banning the popular social media app TikTok from all official government phones today. Stay tuned to find out how long the ban will last and what measures will be put in place to ensure government devices remain secure.
South Carolina Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom is facing calls for his termination after an accounting error resulted in an overstatement of the state's cash position by $3.5 billion, raising questions about the accuracy of the state's financial reporting.
Experience the intensity of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine as they battle for control of the strategic city of Bakhmut in this devastating fight for power.
Senators from both parties are pushing the Pentagon to urgently provide Ukraine with F-16 fighter jets, sending a strong signal that the U.S. stands in solidarity with Ukraine and will help them defend against Russian aggression.
Rahul Gandhi's controversial remarks on India's democracy spark heated debate as he faces off in Parliament - a showdown that could set the tone for the country's future.
/ 9 days ago
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After a long two weeks of hospitalization, 8-month-old baby girl is finally home with her parents, Lauren and Tony Hackney, who have disabilities - a heartwarming reunion made possible by the dedicated medical staff.
/ 9 days ago
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Former Prime Minister Paul Keating harshly criticizes the Australian government's plan to purchase nuclear submarines from the United States as a "mistake of historic proportions" and a "betrayal of the public trust".
Alexei Navalny's Oscar-winning documentary "Navalny" shines a light on his near-fatal poisoning, political activism, and imprisonment, while his supporters continue to fight for his release from prison.
Michigan Senate votes to restore union rights, repealing a law that had weakened organized labor in the state and denying nonunion employees the right to opt out of paying union dues.
/ 10 days ago
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Amid a diplomatic dispute between Ecuador and Argentina, the fate of fugitive ex-minister Maria de los Angeles Duarte hangs in the balance as both countries accuse each other of violating international law and human rights.
North Korea has launched a ballistic missile, prompting a swift response from South Korea and intensifying tensions between the two countries and the US.
The Belarusian government's crackdown on dissent has reached a new level of intensity, with over 100 people arrested in the past week. Shockwaves of repression are being felt across the country, leaving the international community to decide how to respond.
/ 10 days ago
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Protecting the environment and combating climate change, the Biden administration has taken a major step to halt oil drilling on 16 million acres of federal land and water in Alaska, despite opposition from state government.
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China is taking a major step towards reopening its borders by resuming the issuance of visas to foreigners, offering a glimmer of hope to the tourism industry and a sign that the country is slowly emerging from the pandemic.
/ 11 days ago
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The leaders of the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom have come together to bolster the Asia-Pacific region's security and stability with a new ambitious nuclear submarine pact - a major step forward in strengthening the alliance between the three nations.
The Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik has threatened to declare independence from Bosnia and Herzegovina, sparking alarm from the Bosnian government and the European Union. This highly sensitive issue has the potential to cause further instability in the region.
Farmers in the Netherlands take to the streets in a show of defiance, bringing hundreds of tractors to The Hague to protest proposed cuts to nitrogen emissions that could devastate their livelihoods. The BoerBurgerBeweging Party demands the government invest in alternative technologies to protect the environment and farmers.
Turkey is heading to the polls on May 14th to decide the future of the country: will it stay on its increasingly authoritarian course, or take a more democratic path? President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is seeking to extend his two decades in power, but will face strong competition from opposition candidates.
Discover how Putin and El-Sisi are strengthening their cooperation in the agricultural sector, including the construction of a modern grain terminal in the port of El-Sokhna, to create a mutually beneficial relationship.
/ 14 days ago
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Li Qiang is confirmed as the new Chinese Premier, cementing President Xi Jinping's grip on power and raising concerns among the international community about a move away from democracy.
House Democrats stand united in defending Washington D.C.'s right to self-governance, voting against a Republican-led measure to overturn the District's controversial crime law revisions.
Senator Mitch McConnell, the longest-serving Senate Republican leader in history, has been hospitalized after a serious fall. Despite the incident, McConnell is expected to make a full recovery and continue leading the party's efforts to pass major legislative initiatives.
Sayfullo Saipov has been found guilty of eight counts of murder for his 2017 attack on a Manhattan bike path, with the U.S. prosecutor urging the jury to sentence him to death for his allegiance to ISIS. Now, the jury must decide his fate - the first death penalty sentence in New York in over 50 years.
Women's voices are being silenced in peace negotiations, but governments must take action to ensure equal representation for lasting peace.
/ 16 days ago
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Two Ukrainian pilots are being assessed by the United States for potential F-16 training, in a possible sign of a change in strategy towards providing military aid to Ukraine. The results of the assessment are expected soon.