Britain’s defense minister said the incident proves the Russian military is “not beyond” deciding “the rules don't apply to them,” and said patrols would return with British fighter aircraft escorts for protection
The French government’s hopes come amidst the continued the Kremlin’s illegal invasion of Ukraine which has caused a shortage or energy options and a spike in prices. Republicans are opposed to U.S. negotiations with both countries and are pushing U.S. options instead.
A decentralized network of activists is exposing the impact of China’s internal propaganda on its citizens to the outside world
Ukraine’s blacksmiths are using their skills to contribute to its country’s defense against invading Russian forces. The Art of STEEL, a Ukrainian workshop that produces medieval arms and armor, posted a photo of steel spikes it had made to defend checkpoints to its Facebook page.
The U.K.’s Mirror reported on some of the unconventional weaponry in the Russian arsenal that may see action in the Ukrainian conflict.
The European soccer's governing body held an extraordinary meeting to make a decision on the Champions League final that was to be held in St. Petersburg
The popular Hollywood comedian made his comments during a video he posted on his YouTube channel, Brand criticized Clinton’s recent comments at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin, where she compared a MAGA rally in Ohio at which Trump supporters raised their index fingers to the Roman salutes made at Nazi rallies during the Third Reich
Gershkovich, who was falsely accused of spying on Russia last year, was sentenced to 16 years in a high-security penal colony
"American professors are all in delirium of Marxism," said Tatiana Menaker, who escaped from the USSR
She will become Britain’s third female prime minister on Tuesday, a successor to the legacies of conservative female leaders Margaret Thatcher and Theresa May