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Sitting on NATO's eastern frontier, Lithuania has been punching above its weight when it comes to aiding Ukraine. Ranked among the top military donors in terms of GDP per capita, the country of 2.8 million has provided Ukraine with helicopters, drones, armored vehicles, and air defenses, not to mention
The Lockheed Martin and Raytheon “Javelin Joint Venture (JJV)” announced the contract on Aug. 28 to produce the man-portable, anti-armor weapons (ATGW), including 4,000 missiles for Ukraine.
Owens in early July said on her podcast that experiments performed by Mengele were "bizarre propaganda." She is slated to visit the country on a speaking tour.
Canadian businessman and Shark Tank investor Kevin O’Leary almost burst a blood vessel discussing Australia’s new Right to Disconnect laws on Fox News.
Police in Russia's Perm region on August 30 launched a manhunt to catch a former inmate, Artyom Buchin, who is suspected of killing a 28-year-old woman and her daughter after returning from the war in Ukraine.
Rescuers are searching for a helicopter that went missing in Russia’s far east with 22 people on board.
Azov Brigade officer Roman Ponomarenko warns that “our front in Donbas has collapsed,” while paramedic Kateryna Polishchuk “Birdie” predicts that “Pokrovsk has a few weeks left.”
The social media giant says it refused to comply with a judge's order to appoint a legal representative.
Feminists gathered to demand action so that no more women must endure the sexual degradation currently taking place on Telegram
There have been fears that wider violence might break out following recent detentions of top Sinaloa cartel leaders in the U.S.
Iraqi forces said ISIS leaders were among those killed in the desert strikes, as discussions on the US troop presence in the country and the group’s persistence in neighboring Syria continue.
Google and cybersecurity experts reveal a Russian-backed espionage campaign targeting Mongolian government sites, exploiting vulnerabilities from Intellexa and NSO Group.
KOLKATA: Thousands of protesters clashed in India's eastern city of Kolkata on Wednesday (Aug 28), where demonstrations seeking justice for a murdered doctor spiralled into violent street
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday announced a $3 billion deal to buy 12 French warplanes, in a move that shifts his country away from its dependence on Russian arms. The announcement about the Rafale multi-purpose fighter jets was made during a joint news conference in Belgrade with French President Emmanuel Macron during a two-day visit to Serbia as part of what French officials have called a strategy of bringing Serbia closer to the European Union. Macron called called the deal “historic and important,” and said it demonstrated Serbia's "strategic courage."
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has called upon Mongolia to fulfil its duty under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and arrest Russian ruler Vladimir Putin during his visit to the country.