Ukraine has stopped publicly asking for high-end U.S. weapons such as Patriot air defense systems, F-16 fighter jets and Gray Eagle drones. But behind the scenes, the push hasn’t stopped for weapons that could turn the tide of the war. Kyiv’s just getting savvier about its requests. Both sides are discussing whether to send all […]
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The Turkish Foreign Ministry on Saturday “strongly” condemned the U.S.’s announcement that it will widen the scope of its 2020 decision to lift its arms embargo on Cyprus. The move is “in contradiction to the principle of equality of the two sides on the island,” the ministry said in a statement. The development will “further […]
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The Justice Department has asked a federal appeals court to lift a judge’s order blocking criminal investigators from accessing about 100 documents with national security classification markings recovered from former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago compound last month. In a filing with the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta Friday night, prosecutors said the government is facing […]
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After a mass burial site was found in the recently re-taken city of Izyum, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said there is “clear evidence” of war crimes by Russian soldiers and urged the world to “react” to Moscow’s atrocities. Almost 450 bodies of civilians were discovered in Izyum, in the northeastern Kharkiv region, apparently victims of […]
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Pedro Serrano de Haro, chief of staff to EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, has been appointed the bloc’s new ambassador to the U.K. Serrano de Haro, a Spaniard, will succeed João Vale de Almeida, who is leaving the post at the end of the year. Prior to being Borrell’s chief of staff, Serrano de […]
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King Charles III and his son Prince William on Saturday made a surprise visit to meet people standing in line to pay their respects to the late Queen Elizabeth as the British government urged people not to travel to join the queue. The massive turnout has seen people having to stand in line for at […]
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The regional capital of Kharkiv’s residents are closely monitoring the lightning advance of Ukrainian troops in the eastern part of the country. Located about 30km from the Russian border, Ukraine’s second largest city, which managed to repel Moscow’s offensive in May, has been one of the hardest hit by bombing.
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The former Soviet republic of Turkmenistan has banned women from using cosmetics, doing contouring, manicures, dyeing their hair, wearing tight clothes and jeans, driving and riding in the front seat of a car, “Nowadays Vremya” reported with reference to radio “Azatlik”. Ashgabat has banned abortions, and restrictive measures against women in the country have intensified […]
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Switzerland decided today to completely suspend the operation of an agreement with Russia to facilitate the granting of visas, reported France Press. In this way, Bern followed the example of the European Union on the visa issue. At its meeting, the Swiss government “decided to completely suspend the visa facilitation agreement that Switzerland concluded with […]
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With the birth of the first child in fathers, there is a shortening of the structures of the visual cortex and the network of the passive mode of the brain, which makes the connection with the child closer and warmer. The appearance of the first child radically changes the mother’s body, including the structures and […]
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