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Zelensky appoints Syrsky head of Ukraine’s armed forces: statement
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday appointed commander of the ground forces Oleksandr Syrsky as the country's new army chief, in a
EU lawmakers worry about Russia ‘influence agents’ among them
EU lawmakers expressed worries Thursday about Russian "interference" in European democracy, including by using "influence agents" among them and
Canada’s BCE cutting 4,800 jobs, selling 45 radio stations
Canada's largest communications conglomerate BCE Inc. announced Thursday it plans to cut 4,800 jobs, or nine percent of its workforce, and sell off 45
Glenn Diesen: Biden vs Trump has profound implications for the world order
The result of the clash of the American political giants will reverberate around the globe for decades
Arab states call for Israel football ban
Twelve football associations from the Middle East have demanded that FIFA ban Israel over the war in Gaza
Xi, Putin think US wants to ‘contain’ Russia and China: Kremlin
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin believe the United States is trying to "contain" their two countries, the Kremlin said
Xi and Putin accuse US of ‘interference’ in call
Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin accused the United States of "interfering" in their countries' affairs during a
Five US Marines confirmed dead after California helicopter crash
Five US service members missing after their helicopter crashed this week in southern California have been confirmed dead, the US Marine Corps said
Zaluzhny concedes Ukraine military strategy ‘must change and adapt’
Ukraine's outgoing army chief Valery Zaluzhny conceded Thursday that the country's military strategy "must change" almost two years into Russia's
Ukraine army chief Zaluzhny removed from post
Ukraine's top commander Valery Zaluzhny, who has led Kyiv's forces throughout Russia's invasion, has been removed from his post, defence minister Rustem
New Report Reveals Trump Would Have Won in 26 out of 29 Mail-in Ballot Fraud Scenarios During 2020 Election
During the run-up to the 2020 Presidential Election, election processes were changed to roll out “no excuse mail-in voting.” Some states even went as far as sending ballots to every voter on the voter registration roll. Most of these changes were made wit...
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Illegal Alien Released into the US Last Year Has Been Charged with Killing a Mother and Toddler in Pennsylvania
An illegal alien who crossed the southern border last year and was released to live in the United States has been charged with killing a young mother and her three-year-old daughter.
Local currencies dominate Russia-China trade – Putin aide
90% of settlements between Moscow and Beijing are made in the ruble and yuan, according to Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov
Iran condemns US strike on Baghdad as ‘threat’ to security
Tehran on Thursday strongly condemned a US air strike on Baghdad that killed a pro-Iranian commander, saying it was a violation of neighbouring Iraq's
Pakistan mobile network being restored after day-long election blackout: govt
Mobile phone services were being gradually restored across Pakistan on Thursday, the interior ministry said, after a day-long blackout during voting in