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Russian casualties ‘reach 450,000’: What that means for the Ukraine war
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How does Iran view shift in US approach after JD Vance ordered away?
Iran’s leaders are reassessing US strategy after Vice President JD Vance was redirected away from Iran negotiations, with analysts warning the shift could heighten conflict risks between the nations.
NASA’s Voyager 1 to hit new space distance record of one light-day
NASA’s Voyager 1 probe will reach one light-day from Earth this week, marking humanity’s first object to travel 16 billion miles since its 1977 launch.
Andy Burnham says UK has ‘lost more than we gained’ through Brexit
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated the country has “lost more than we gained” since leaving the EU, signaling his intention to secure closer ties with Brussels through negotiations next week.
EU calls for immediate humanitarian access to Gaza
The EU calls on Israel to reopen all Gaza border crossings and grant humanitarian aid access following devastating flooding in the territory this week.
LGBTQ+ protesters defy crackdown in Turkey to march with Cop31 activists
LGBTQ+ activists in Turkey marched alongside international climate protesters at Cop31 despite a recent crackdown on queer rights, protected by a cordon of civil society groups and media presence.
Pope Leo urges end to violence in Peru during visit to remote Andes town
Pope Leo XIV visited Peru, calling for an end to violence and urging citizens to respond to injustice through prayer and perseverance rather than brutality during his trip to remote Andean communities.
Tens of thousands march in latest Portugal housing protests
Tens of thousands of people marched across Portugal demanding government action on soaring rental prices and housing costs, the largest national demonstration since the movement began weeks ago.
Russia is ‘setting traps’ in Ukraine talks, EU foreign policy chief warns
The EU’s foreign policy chief warns Russia is attempting to manipulate Ukraine peace negotiations by raising European security demands as a distraction from its military aggression in the region.
Russian casualties ‘reach 450,000’: What that means for the Ukraine war
Leaked Russian records show at least 450,000 deaths in Ukraine war through August, with casualties concentrated in specific regions and rising proportions of older men and foreign fighters.
How does Iran view shift in US approach after JD Vance ordered away?
Iran’s leaders are reassessing US strategy after Vice President JD Vance was redirected away from Iran negotiations, with analysts warning the shift could heighten conflict risks between the nations.
NASA’s Voyager 1 to hit new space distance record of one light-day
NASA’s Voyager 1 probe will reach one light-day from Earth this week, marking humanity’s first object to travel 16 billion miles since its 1977 launch.
Andy Burnham says UK has ‘lost more than we gained’ through Brexit
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated the country has “lost more than we gained” since leaving the EU, signaling his intention to secure closer ties with Brussels through negotiations next week.
EU calls for immediate humanitarian access to Gaza
The EU calls on Israel to reopen all Gaza border crossings and grant humanitarian aid access following devastating flooding in the territory this week.
LGBTQ+ protesters defy crackdown in Turkey to march with Cop31 activists
LGBTQ+ activists in Turkey marched alongside international climate protesters at Cop31 despite a recent crackdown on queer rights, protected by a cordon of civil society groups and media presence.
Pope Leo urges end to violence in Peru during visit to remote Andes town
Pope Leo XIV visited Peru, calling for an end to violence and urging citizens to respond to injustice through prayer and perseverance rather than brutality during his trip to remote Andean communities.
Tens of thousands march in latest Portugal housing protests
Tens of thousands of people marched across Portugal demanding government action on soaring rental prices and housing costs, the largest national demonstration since the movement began weeks ago.
Russia is ‘setting traps’ in Ukraine talks, EU foreign policy chief warns
The EU’s foreign policy chief warns Russia is attempting to manipulate Ukraine peace negotiations by raising European security demands as a distraction from its military aggression in the region.
ICC stops probe into alleged crimes by US troops in Afghanistan
The ICC halted its investigation into alleged crimes by US troops in Afghanistan, redirecting focus to Taliban actions since 2021, citing investigative limitations and following tensions between Washington and the court.
World Diabetes Day: Closing the treatment gap with one daily pill
Once-daily GLP-1 receptor agonist pills are emerging as an alternative to weekly injections, potentially improving access to diabetes and obesity treatment in lower-income countries.
Siege fuels disease fears in Yemen’s Taiz
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The Ukrainian Family That Has Become An International Symbol Of Civilian Death.
The Perebyinis family The photograph has become a worldwide symbol of Russia’s brutality toward Ukrainian civilians. Four people lay near an intersection in Irpin, a Kyiv suburb, on Sunday. All were dead or soon would be, from the force of Russian mortars. There had...