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The cause of the incident is unconfirmed until laboratory tests are concluded. But some farmers allege it is linked to aerial fumigation.
Pay close attention to the support equipment the United States is providing as part of a $2.6-billion aid package the U.S. Defense Department announced on Tuesday.
An officer with the Kremlin's bodyguard agency who defected last year over his opposition to the Ukraine invasion provided intimate details about Russian President Vladimir Putin to a London-based investigative group, describing him as "paranoid" and calling him a "war criminal."
A pet dog has died after testing positive for avian influenza in Ontario. Public Health said this is the only case of its kind in Canada.
Staff in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province prevented from reporting to work, according to officials
Ryyan Alshebl has become the mayor of a German village just eight years after fleeing the civil war in Syria.
The US company Westinghouse will supply both Czech nuclear plants with fuel, so the country can quit importing Russian nuclear fuel until the end of 2023.
The U.S. unveiled $2.6 billion worth of military assistance that includes three air surveillance radars, anti-tank rockets and fuel trucks, the Pentagon announced on Tuesday, as Ukraine prepares a spring offensive against invading Russian forces.
The ban, which will be in place until 2024, would not apply to Russians who are granted residency in the country.
President Volodymyr Zelensky congratulated Finland on joining NATO on April 4, adding that the alliance has become "the only effective security guarantee in the region" amid Russia's all-out war against Ukraine.
“Our feminists are simply agents of the West.”
It's a blow to Putin who, in launching the Russian invasion of Ukraine, vowed to block the alliance's eastward expansion.
Military blogger admits his account was compromised and says he’ll open a sex shop.
Finland shares a 1,340km (832-mile) border with Russia, so its entry will more than double the size of NATO's border with the nation.
Finnish leaders are in Brussels on Tuesday as the country is officially accepted as a member of the Nato military alliance. This blog follows the day's events as they happen.
An officer responsible for providing encrypted communications to President Vladimir Putin said he has fled Russia over the war in Ukraine and disclosed details about the Russian leader in an interview with the Dossier Center investigative website Tuesday.
Russian troops kept nearly 400 Ukrainians locked underground for 27 days last year.
Finland's flag will be raised at Nato as the Nordic state becomes the alliance's 31st member.
Finland to become 31st member of world’s biggest military alliance, prompting a warning from Russia.