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Moscow has long doubted the theories that the pipelines were attacked by amateur Ukrainian saboteurs and instead alleges the involvement of Western intelligence ...

The move is necessary in order to “defend the borders,” Israel Katz says ...

Poland’s dispute with Ukraine reveals a deeper rift shaped by history, refugee fatigue and growing public frustration ...

New details on the agency’s notorious MKUltra program have been revealed at a Congressional hearing ...

The Eurobarometer survey seems custom-designed to deliver the answers Brussels wants ...

Two officers are under investigation after handcuffing the fatally stabbed British student, which sparked nationwide outrage ...

The Society of Saint Pius X has consecrated bishops without papal approval, prompting the worst rift within the church in decades ...

West Jerusalem’s Armenian Genocide recognition exposes a deeper fight for influence in Washington ...

India exported about 2 million metric tons of seafood valued at $8.46 billion in FY26, reports RT India ...

A hurried power-sharing plan may ease the deadlock, but a family bargain backed from abroad risks deepening old fractures ...

The controversial legislation is now returning to the Senate floor before a possible final vote in the lower chamber ...

Washington had blacklisted the firms, accusing them of providing financial, material, and technological support to Moscow ...

Once the acceptable level of discomfort becomes a public policy question, it isn’t going to stop there ...

The Ukrainian leader would lose to former army chief Valery Zaluzhny in a run-off, according to polling cited by Ukrainskaya Pravda ...