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New Zealand to crack down on trans athletes

Women are “going to get hurt” if they are forced to compete with former men, a government spokesman has said ...

Ukraine running low on tank crews – Die Welt

There are fewer people signing up to train in the operation of Leopard 2 tanks, the German paper reports ...

French civil servants detained in African state on espionage claims

A diplomatic source has claimed they are IT specialists, not intelligence agents ...

Ireland to launch human rights case against UK

Dublin is taking action over a law that potentially grants immunity for crimes committed during ‘The Troubles’ in Northern Ireland ...

Tunisia wants to import more Russian grain – Lavrov

Moscow is ready to boost its wheat exports, the foreign minister said ...

Surge predicted in Russia-India trade

Volumes are projected to reach $100 billion by 2030 ...

NATO making Europe less stable – Moscow

The US and its allies are deliberately undermining global security, General Valery Gerasimov has warned ...

Kiev wants runaways to return from abroad and fight – defense minister

All Ukrainian men of military-age who have fled abroad will be summoned to recruitment centers, Rustem Umerov has said ...

Rejecting Russian energy cost the EU dearly – Borrell

The bloc purchased replacement fuel at higher prices that "others could not pay," Brussels’ top diplomat has admitted ...

German labor dispute set to escalate – media

The national train driver union threatens to protest with local farmers starting January 8 as labor talks break down ...

“The Boy’s Word’’: How a phenomenally successful Russian TV series has taken Ukraine by storm and infuriated its nationalists

Censors and politicians are unhappy about an acclaimed drama that has caused a stir in Kiev. Here's why. ...

Ukrainians failing to integrate in Germany – Spiegel

Most refugees don’t complete government-funded courses, according to a draft report obtained by the news outlet ...

Indian ethnic violence victims laid to rest in mass ceremony

The Supreme Court directed the state government to ensure a dignified burial for the people killed in the clashes ...

Senegalese opposition leader ‘barred from presidential bid’

Ousmane Sonko, who is currently imprisoned, is reportedly being prevented from submitting his candidacy for the 2024 vote ...

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