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Sofiia Samoliuk, a 13-year-old singer from Ukraine and winner of the 2021 Black Sea Games music contest, has refused to perform on the same stage with a Russian performer during the Sanremo Junior Festival, which took place in Italy on 3 May.
Figure easily beats predictions and comes despite fall in oil and gas price
Lockheed Martin has received a $7.8 billion contract to supply 126 F-35 Lightning II multi-role fighter aircraft to the US and its allies.
The House of Representatives has passed a bill to ban systemically relevant banks from paying some bonuses to bank executives.
On 3 May, 17 people were killed and 45 others injured, including two children, in a Russian attack on the city of Kherson and Kherson Oblast.
The US Special Operations Command has conducted its first simulation of Taiwan’s defense against a potential Chinese invasion.
The bill, approved in the Lower House Tuesday, also states that for every five eight-hour work days, Mexicans must get at least two days off.
Russian invaders have placed military equipment and explosives in the turbine compartment of power unit No. 4 at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP).
On Wednesday, the US Department of Defence announced the allocation of another US$300 million in military aid to Ukraine.
Russia may sabotage undersea cables to punish Western nations for supporting Ukraine, NATO's intelligence chief warned on Wednesday, as the alliance boosts efforts to protect undersea infrastructure following the Nord Stream attacks.
Bolsonaro promoted coronavirus skepticism while the country he led suffered one of the world's worst outbreaks. Investigators raided his home Wednesday and arrested several associates.
Donanemab is second drug in a year to succeed in trials in what could be ‘beginning of the end’ of disease
The U.K. didn't send invitations to King Charles' coronation ceremony on May 6 to the heads of Russia, Belarus, Iran, Myanmar, Syria, Afghanistan, and Venezuela, a British source told Reuters.
Evgenia Novozhenina/ReutersImprisoned Kremlin foe Alexei Navalny says prison guards have come up with a creative new tactic to torment him: forcing him to listen to Vladimir Putin speeches over and over each night.“Those same speeches and public addresses he gave after the start of the war against Ukraine,” a statement on Navalny’s official Telegram channel read.“Loudspeakers hang throughout the long corridor… and Putin yells through them at such a volume that there is no escape,” he wrote.He sa
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has emphasised that Ukraine is at war on its own territory and is defending itself against the aggressor, Russia.
One of Vladimir Putin’s closest allies says the United States is plotting to take over Russia in order to save the US establishment from an apocalyptic volcano eruption he expects to happen in Wyoming.
Liaison office plans likely to attract criticism from China which has warned against the western alliance extending into Asia
The military and the mercenaries are beefing hard.
Police say a 13-year-old who opened fire at his school drew sketches of classrooms and made a list of people he intended to target. He killed eight fellow students and a school guard before being arrested Wednesday. A father of a student at the school in central Belgrade said the shooter entered his daughter’s classroom, firing at her teacher and then her classmates as they ducked under their desks. An official said most students were able to flee through a back door. Senior police official Veselin Milic said the shooter drew sketches of classrooms and wrote a list of children he planned to “liquidate” in an attack he planned for a month. Milic said Kosta Kecmanovic called police himself when the attack was over.