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Korean car giant sells huge factory for $77 – media

Hyundai’s exit from Russia will reportedly cost the company over $200 million ...

Edge of the World: How research in Antarctica will help to decode the secrets of our planet

On Thursday, India’s 43rd scientific expedition sets sail to research stations in the southern polar region, to study the melting of glaciers, the making...

EU states ‘extremely cautious’ over Russia’s assets seizure – FT

Some Brussels officials are concerned about possible retaliation from Moscow, the paper says ...

US must protect Ukraine from ‘communist’ Russia – congressman

Republican Rich McCormick has insisted Washington must escalate the Ukraine conflict to ensure victory ...

Modi reacts to US charges over Khalistan activist murder plot

The Indian leader told the Financial Times “a few incidents” should not hinder diplomatic relations between the two countries ...

Zelensky’s ‘peace formula’ absurd – Kremlin

Discussing the settlement of the Ukraine conflict without Moscow makes no sense, spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said ...

Former Rwandan doctor jailed for ethnic cleansing

Sosthene Munyemana has been found guilty of crimes against humanity, nearly three decades after a genocide in the African nation ...

Pentagon concerned with cost of repelling Houthi attacks – Politico

The US has launched Operation Prosperity Guardian, attempting to curb Yemeni rebel assaults on shipping in the Red Sea ...

Germany planning to confiscate $800 million in Russian assets

A local Federal Prosecutor is reportedly targeting a Moscow Stock Exchange subsidiary ...

Putin has no regrets about pardoning Khodorkovsky – Kremlin

The former oil tycoon’s prison term was commuted exactly ten years ago ...

EU countries get Russian oil exemption – Reuters

Brussels will allow Slovakia to export fuel produced from sanctioned crude to the Czech Republic for another year ...

Indian opposition condemns Modi government after 141 lawmakers suspended

MPs were barred from both houses after the opposition demanded a debate on last week’s attack on parliament ...

Julian Assange’s visitors given green light to sue CIA

A US federal judge has ruled that lawyers and journalists, who claim their phones were illegally searched, can seek damages ...

Underground mine occupation continues in South Africa

More than 2,200 workers are entering the third day of their protest 500 meters underground ...

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