After Putin vowed ‘problems,’ Russia ends cross-border deal with Finland
Helsinki has accused Moscow of sparking a migration crisis by guiding asylum-seekers to the Finnish border.
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Russia’s Putin to visit North Korea soon, state media says
Russia Eyes Nuclear Deterrent After Military Losses in Ukraine, Report Warns
Security think tank report says Kremlin increasingly relies on Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons to deter NATO
‘They’re criminals’ – Police to go after LGBTQ members in Nigeria
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer, LGBTQ, people have been warned to stay off Nigeria. The warning was handed out by the spokesperson of the
World's first rhino IVF pregnancy could save species that has only 2 living animals remaining
Just two northern white rhinos remain in the world – and the world's first IVF pregnancy in its closest relatives could help their species.
Houthis order US, British nationals to leave Yemen
Argentina General strike: Milei to face first great challenge against reform push
Libertarian leader Javier Milei will face on a general strike on Wednesday called by Argentina's biggest union grouping.
“Supplying weapons to Ukraine is now not just our policy, but our duty.” Interview with UK Ambassador Martin Harris
Ambassador Martin Harris: “What happened in the Black Sea is indeed a victory for Ukraine... Thanks to the Montreux Convention, Russia cannot rebuild its destroyed fleet.
Canada sending more equipment to Ukraine as full-scale war with Russia nears 2-year mark | CBC News
Canada is contributing another $35 million worth of military equipment to Ukraine as the embattled Eastern European country's allies meet to discuss its future needs, and as Russia's full invasion edges toward the two-year mark.
Ukraine says it was not informed about need to ensure safety of airspace before plane crash in Belgorod Oblast
The Russian side did not notify Ukraine about the necessity to ensure the safety of the airspace around Belgorod, Ukraine's military intelligence said, which has been done "repeatedly" in the past.
Orbán backs Sweden’s NATO bid in sudden U-turn
NATO chief says Hungarian leader showed ‘clear support’ for Stockholm, just a day after Orbán floated ‘negotiations.’
Hamas official rejects 2-state solution, says militants won't recognize Israel: Live updates
Israel Says Hamas Gets Online Donations Via Groups Posing as Gaza Charities
French Boy, 9, Lived By Himself for Two Years After Mom Ran Off — and Still Went to School Every Day
The boy's teachers didn't suspect anything was wrong at home because he still showed up to his class without fail.
'We're tired of war': Hezbollah's war draws ire from exhausted Lebanese
While Hezbollah continues to present itself as fighting a righteous war to support Gaza, border town residents say their lives have become even worse amid war; 'Why do we have to pay in blood?'
Gazans call for release of Israeli hostages in rare protest against Hamas
In footage shared by IDF Arabic spokesperson, group of largely women and children in central Gaza's Deir al-Balah seen chanting slogans in call for end to war
British public will be called up to fight if UK goes to war because ‘military is too small’, Army chief warns
The British public faces being called up to fight in the event of a war with Russia because the military is "too small", the head of the Army will warn.
Russian Military Plane With 74 on Board Crashes Near Ukraine
Russia military jet crashes in region near Ukraine
A Russian transport plane with 65 Ukrainians onboard crashes in a region bordering Ukraine, says Russia.
Russia Denies Deporting Ukrainian Children But Admits Hundreds Of Thousands Are On Its Territory
Russia has flatly rejected allegations that it has deported Ukrainian children since its invasion but said that more than 700,000 have moved into its territory.