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Major General Konstantin Ogiyenko, the Russian commander of the 1st Special Purpose Air and Missile Defence Army, which protects Moscow from airstrikes, has been remanded in custody for his involvement in a bribery case.
A Russian combat unit deployed from Russia’s autonomous republic of Bashkiria to fight in Ukraine is using two horses to transport weapons and equipment to inaccessible front-line positions.
The United States is confident that Ukrainians will use depleted uranium ammunition responsibly.
Provision of controversial depleted uranium ammunition for US tanks is part of new $1bn assistance package to Kyiv.
French President Emmanuel Macron insisted on September 6 that "the Russian flag cannot be at the Paris Olympic Games...at a time when Russia is committing war crimes."
The Pentagon said the 120 mm depleted-uranium tank shells are for the American M1 Abrams tanks that are expected to arrive in Ukraine this fall.
Despite suffering some of the worst impacts of climate change, the continent only gets 12% of financing.
With the help of a new curriculum at schools, Russia is imposing a new view of the history of Ukraine and introducing military skills to reduce training timelines for onwards mobilization. — Ukrinform.
Her husband was also allegedly involved.
Accident at Ubud’s Ayuterra Resort believed to have occurred when cable in inclined lift carrying hotel staff snapped
US State Secretary Antony Blinken’s visit to Ukraine will last two days, during which he is expected to announce a new aid package for Ukraine.
Elle Hungary magazine has put a gay couple and their child on its cover, in a defiant move against the country’s worsening anti-LGBTQ+ laws.
Is Airbnb disrupting communities? Learn about the ongoing battle between residents and short-term rentals along with cities attempts to regulate them.
Mexico’s Supreme Court has thrown out all federal criminal penalties for abortion. The sweeping ruling issued Wednesday declared that national laws prohibiting the procedure are unconstitutional and violate women’s rights.
The Finnish parliament will no longer carry Pepsi products as the American soft drink giant continues to support the Russian economy by continuing its operations in the aggressor country, Finnish news outlet Yle reported on Sept. 5, citing the manager of the parliament’s restaurant.
Tensions are mounting at a popular tourist destination in Thailand thanks to a massive increase in the number of Russians moving there to escape being drafted
Russian military hit the town of Kostiantynivka, Donetsk Oblast, killing at least 16 people.