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Russian beer giant taking Carlsberg to court – Kommersant
The former Russian subsidiary of Danish brewer Carlsberg has filed a lawsuit to protect licensing rights for certain brands, media reports
MI Sheriff Warns Residents in Wealthy, Majority Democrat-Voting County: “Organized Transnational Gangs” Are Breaking Into Exclusive Homes… Here’s What He Says They’re Stealing…
For decades, a majority of Oakland County, MI.
Trial Begins Monday for J6 Hero Officer Ronald Colton McAbee Who Attempted to Save Rosanne Boyland from Deadly Police Beating – Now He Sits in Prison – Please Help if You Can!
Ronald Colton McAbee’s wife Sarah wrote The Gateway Pundit in May asking us not to forget her husband who is still being held as a political prisoner without trial.
Largest foreign companies operating in Russia revealed
Forbes has published latest list of the biggest Western firms that continue to operate in Russia amid sanctions
Top EU diplomat dodges Ukrainian election question
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has declined to express a view on whether Ukraine should hold elections next year
Ukrainians bringing treatment-resistant infections to Western Europe – health agency
Six different antibiotic-resistant infections were discovered in one wounded Ukrainian soldier in Germany, the US CDC reported
Poland refused to attend Ukrainian military industry forum
Polish officials declined an invitation to an international defense forum in Kiev
Sam Bankman-Fried Trial: Defense Can’t Blame FTX’s Lawyers on Opening Remarks – Disgraced ‘Crypto-Bro’ Will Have to Face Fraud Victims – Jury Selection Starts Tuesday
On the eve of Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial, that starts jury selection on Tuesday, rulings by US District Judge Lewis Kaplan start to shape the proceedings of this high-profile fraud case.
Covid-19 vaccine scientists win Nobel Prize
Two scientists whose pioneering mRNA research led to the development of Covid-19 vaccines have been awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine
Russian industrial production falls for fourth straight month
Russia’s industry has slumped on the back of a range of negative factors, official statistics are showing
EU foreign ministers hold first meeting in Kiev
EU foreign ministers were to discuss the battlefield situation and aid to Ukraine in Kiev, the bloc’s top diplomat, Josep Borrell, said
Oil industry ‘central’ to climate solutions: COP28 head
The president of the upcoming COP28 climate talks told an Abu Dhabi oil conference on Monday that the fossil fuel industry
Kosovo accuses Serbia of planning to ‘annex’ its north
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti on Monday accused Serbia of trying to annex the country's Serb-majority north and said that
Kremlin says Ukraine fatigue ‘will grow,’ after US aid rift
The Kremlin predicted Monday that Western fatigue over the Ukraine conflict "will grow" as the future of US aid for Kyiv hung in
France to vaccinate millions of ducks against bird flu
France on Monday began Europe's only vaccination campaign against bird flu in ducks, hoping to avoid mass culls of millions of birds
Pakistan doctor, mechanic arrested for illegal transplant surgeries
Pakistan police busted an organ trafficking ring run by a disgraced doctor and a motor mechanic, who conducted at least 328 illegal