Updates

If re-elected as US president, the Republican is reportedly considering abandoning the policy of disarming Pyongyang ...

Denmark is adamant that once the conflict ends, the refugees need to go back ...

Rumble has refused the South American country’s demands to censor creators ...

Onlookers expressed dismay over the broad-daylight heist, though no one attempted to stop it ...

Reality is different from public statements, the German journalist who just visited Kiev has said ...

Certain restrictions must be followed, however ...

Israel has reportedly killed more journalists in the last ten weeks than in any country in a whole year anywhere else ...

The court shot down a request by prosecutor Jack Smith to rule on whether the case can go ahead ...

Finland has decided to provide refugees with a financial incentive to leave “as quickly as possible,” its Interior Ministry has said ...

Kiev now hopes for a rebellion inside Russia, according to The Times ...

Amsterdam has started preparations for the delivery of 18 combat aircraft to Ukraine, Prime Minister Mark Rutte has said ...

The caricature of a greedy Ukrainian leader pilfering American money was “hurtful,” the Toronto Sun said ...

Moscow remains a valued member of the world cultural body, the Russian foreign minister has said ...

The power struggle between President Vladimir Zelensky and commander-in-chief Valery Zaluzhny has never been so obvious ...