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Prince Harry steps down from African wildlife charity board
Last year the organisation African Parks admitted human rights abuses were committed by its rangers in Congo-Brazzaville.
West turns Ukraine into 'frontier country' making money on war — economist
Oleg Pendzin noted that Ukraine exists solely through financial injections, aid, mercenaries, and weaponry
Ex-Pussy Riot Member Says She Helped the FSB Spy on Kremlin Critics
Rita Flores said FSB officers coerced her into signing a cooperation agreement after threatening to kill her relatives and put her in prison.
Andy Burnham lays wreath in Kyiv on Ukraine’s Independence Day – video
Andy Burnham, on his first overseas trip since becoming prime minister last month, laid a wreath in Kyiv on Ukraine’s Independence Day on Monday. He joined almost a dozen other Eu…
‘Parisians out!’: why the French have had enough of French tourists
As holidaymakers descend on Brittany this summer, trebling the population of some villages and towns, local people are unimpressedName: “Parisians out!”Age: It officially commence…
Iranian army commander says country won't back down from anyone, ever
The Iranian armed forces will retaliate to any aggression and will resolutely defend the country’s independence, territorial integrity, and security, Amir Hatami said
Is UK's Storm Shadow missile a game changer for Ukraine?
Correspondent Joe Inwood breaks down the weapons technology that could make a difference in the Russia-Ukraine war.
Former US envoy on Ukraine Kellog calls for mobilization of women in Ukraine
According to Keith Kellogg, it is very important that women, as part of society, on into service
Russia says Zelensky regime murders children
All the talk about how they care about their precious little children is shattered by the facts of the Kiev regime’s sophisticated murders of children of all ages, Maria Zakharova…
Russian tennis star Medvedev drops one spot in this week's ATP Rankings
Playing last week at the 2026 ATP Cincinnati Open in the United States, Medvedev lost in the third round
Russia, India aim to develop tools for cashless payments
According to Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov, these tools will contribute to further growth in tourist exchanges
Are Australia-Israel relations at an all-time low? - podcast
More than two years ago, Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom was killed by the Israel Defense Forces while travelling in a convoy with humanitarian organisation World Central Kitc…
US Apache helicopters involved in five major crashes this year — TV
One of them included a fatal crash that claimed the lives of two people on board and sparked a wildfire
Trump Suddenly Wants a Summit With Kim Jong Un. Why Now?
With the Iran war stalled and Seoul slow to deliver on a $350 billion pledge, the U.S. president is dangling a one-on-one summit that could sideline South Korea.
Putin signs decree on measures to protect critical infrastructure
According to the decree, the Russian government may assume temporary control over critical infrastructure sites, when owners neglect security protocols or delay necessary repairs
Ukraine requests Patriot missiles from South Korea — newspaper
The request was denied on August 10
Russia prioritizes oil, gas projects with India, hydrocarbon supplies — Manturov
Russia also sees potential for new joint projects with India in the extraction and processing of nonferrous, rare and rare-earth metals, the Russian First Deputy PM stated
Russian expert points at lack of substantive agenda for Witkoff, Kushner’s visit
According to Ivan Timofeyev, the fact that Russian-US consultations and opinion exchanges are ongoing is a good thing, but they don't seem to yield any practical results
Ukraine’s radical mobilization measures take aim at young men
According to the source, the most likely option is to lower the conscription age limit from 25 to 21 years
Guns, axes, explosives: violent museum heists are on the rise, says Europol
EU police agency says shift could point to involvement of new criminal networks focused on specific artefactsRobberies at European museums are becoming increasingly violent, with …
Kiev not to be able to use SCALP missiles effectively without US’ approval — expert
Security and defense analyst Michael Clarke noted that SCALP depended on MALD missiles manufactured by the US corporation Raytheon
Putin Signs Order Allowing Government to Seize Critical Infrastructure Following Attacks
The special powers allow the state to assume control over the physical, financial and legal assets of facilities that fail to maintain adequate security or are slow to make repair…
Video shows hundreds held captive after Nigeria mosque kidnapping
Gunmen attacked worshippers in Dekara village on Friday taking women, children and older peopleAn armed group has posted a video showing what residents said were about 600 wome…
Ukrainian air force complains of missile shortage
According to Yury Ignat, missiles for ground-based air defense systems and for aviation platforms remain a problem for the Ukrainian military