South Korea Reduces Kyiv Embassy Staff Amid North Korean Soldier Dispute
South Korea has pulled back additional personnel from its embassy in Kyiv after a diplomatic spat over two North Korean soldiers it has taken into custody.
South Korea has pulled back additional personnel from its embassy in Kyiv after a diplomatic spat over two North Korean soldiers it has taken into custody.
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A missile strike launched from Houthi‑controlled territory in Yemen’s Shabwah Governorate on Tuesday destroyed a military training centre, killing 58 soldi
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Pratas Island, an outpost in the waters of southern Taiwan, faced another maritime gray-zone confrontation today. According to the latest updates obtained
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A Kenyan court has convicted Paul Nthenge Mackenzie, the leader of the Good News International Ministries, for the murders of 190 children and one adult wh
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