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Brazil's president said Saturday that the United States should stop "encouraging war" in Ukraine, as he wrapped a state visit to China in which he has strengthened economic ties with his country's main trading partner."The United States needs to stop encouraging war and start talking about peace.
Intercept of Russian intelligence shows Beijing wanted to disguise lethal aid as civilian items, says report
Kenya launched its first operational earth observation satellite on Saturday onboard a SpaceX rocket from the United States, a live feed from Elon Musk's rocket company showed.
Beijing on Saturday protested U.S. sanctions against additional Chinese companies over their alleged attempts to evade U.S. export controls on Russia.
The commander-in-chief of Ukraine's armed forces posted a video on his Facebook page showing the effects of US M982 Excalibur 155mm guided shells.
Yulia and Tetiana knew they would have to marry abroad – but never in the context of an invasion
Farhan Zakhail fled Afghanistan in 2021 to escape the Taliban. He’s been shining in Sydney grade cricket and now former Australian captain Michael Clarke is backing his bid to stay in Australia.
Japan on Friday approved a plan to build the country’s first casino in the western city of Osaka, paving the way for a large resort aimed at attracting domestic and international tourist spending.
Iran's hardline government executed at least 582 people last year in an effort to sow public fear as anti-government protests surged across the country, according to a new human rights report.
The Taliban's Ministry of Mine and Petroleum said on Thursday that a Chinese company, Gochin, has expressed willingness to invest $10 billion on Afghanistan's lithium deposits.
Vladimir Putin, President of the aggressor country, has signed a law that equates electronic conscription notices with paper ones, introduces a register of persons liable for military service and closes the borders for evaders.
Russian President Putin has signed a bill allowing authorities to issue electronic notices to draftees and reservists amid the fighting in Ukraine, sparking fears of a new wave of mobilization
Video footage showed people at a port in Wakayama running for shelter at around 11:25 a.m., while a man was subdued first by what appeared to be two local fishermen.
Germany is about to shut down its last three nuclear reactors. For the country's Green Party, it's a long-held dream come true. Meanwhile in Asia, nuclear power is experiencing a renaissance, despite Fukushima.
Argentina's annual inflation rate soared to 104.3% in March, the official statistics agency said on Friday, one of the highest rates in the world, straining people's wallets and stoking a cost-of-living crisis that has pushed up poverty.
Finland's embassy in Moscow has received a letter containing an unknown powder and has reported the matter to the Russian authorities, Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Friday.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner Group, asks the Russian authorities to declare the end of the war and concentrate on gaining a foothold in the occupied territories of Ukraine. Source: Prigozhin in a comment distributed by his press service Quote: "For the authorities [of the Russian Federation - ed.
The frigates are part of the Standing Nato Maritime Group 1 (SNMG1), a naval immediate response unit.
Norwegian fencers will not participate in events where Russian and Belarusian athletes will compete, Norway's fencing federation said on Friday, extending the list of nations opposing the return of athletes from the two countries.