Chinese police officers may soon be patrolling the streets of Hungary
The Ministry of Interior said that the cooperation is not without precedent, and stressed that it will promote internal security and public order.
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Cancer vaccine for dogs almost doubles survival rates in clinical trial
The biggest tragedy of pet ownership is that they just don’t live long enough. Thankfully scientists are working on that, with a new cancer vaccine for dogs that almost doubles their survival rates in the face of certain types of the disease.
US says no troops to Haiti as country reels from explosion of gang violence
Washington says no despite ‘frantic’ talks between diplomats, as bodies lie in street and army battles gun-toting gang members
Church authorities in Greece slap religious ban on local politicians who backed same-sex marriage
Backlash by the Orthodox Church of Greece against a landmark law allowing same-sex civil marriage in the country has intensified. A regional bishopric has imposed a religious ban on two
Greenland Women Sue Denmark Over Forced Teenage Birth Control
Ukraine’s first lady declines State of the Union invitation
The intent was for Olena Zelenska to sit near first lady Jill Biden and Russian opposition figure Yulia Navalnaya, who is viewed with some skepticism in Ukraine.
Czech President on sending troops to Ukraine: Let’s not limit ourselves
Petr Pavel, the President of Czechia, says there should be no limit regarding possibilities in the support for Ukraine that is fighting against the Russian aggression.
Fears of marine disaster loom after fertilizer-laden ship sinks in Red Sea: The MV Rubymar, a cargo ship carrying about 21,000 metric tons of ammonium phosphate sulfate fertilizer, has sunk in the Red Sea following an attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels
Egypt sentences top leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood to death
Those condemned to death by the Emergency Supreme Court of State Security sitting in Cairo included the Brotherhood's supreme guide Mohamad Badie
Japan eyes up to 800,000 more skilled foreign workers over next 5 years
Japan is set to sharply increase the number of foreigners it accepts under its skilled worker visa with plans to receive up to 800,000 people in the next five years, a source familiar with the matter said Tuesday. In an attempt to cope with an acute labor shortage, the government…
Internet cables cut in the Red Sea in 'exceptionally rare' incident, disrupting much of Asia, Europe, and the Middle East
As much as 25% of the traffic in the areas has been impacted.
Black Sea no longer safe for Putin's Navy - UK defense minister
Ukraine has demonstrated with the destruction of the Russian warship Sergei Kotov that the Black Sea is not safe for Russian ships, and providing the Ukrainian Armed Forces with what they need will unlock new victories. — Ukrinform.
Ukraine war: Kyiv says seven dead as drone attack sinks Russian ship
Kyiv says the Sergei Kotov patrol ship sunk in the Black Sea after a sea drone attack.
US now pushes UN to back 'immediate' Gaza ceasefire to free hostages
30 rockets launched from Lebanon toward Kiryat Shmona
Three people, including a member of Hezbollah, were killed in an IDF strike in Hula on Tuesday.
Russian Video Appears To Show Mass Production Of Iranian Shahed Attack Drones
A new video apparently shows large numbers of Shahed attack drones being made a huge new facility. But things may not be quite what they seem.
Tesla halted production at its German factory Tuesday after power lines supplying the electric carmaker’s only European plant were set on fire in an act of sabotage claimed by a far-left group
EU reached a provisional agreement to ban goods made using forced labour, advancing legislation that was broadly written with China’s Xinjiang in mind
Provisional agreement would target sectors and regions profiting from state-imposed forced labour based on database drawn up by European Commission.
Russia uses facial recognition to detain Navalny funeral attendees
Russia is using facial recognition technology to arrest people who attended the opposition leaderâs funeral, an NGO said.