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Drone attack kills three soldiers at Colombian army outpost in Santa Rosa.
A drone launched from an undisclosed source struck a Colombian army outpost in Santa Rosa del Sur, Bolívar Department, on Tuesday, killing three soldiers a
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Belarusian Court Sentences Catholic Priest to Three Years Over Anti-War Stance
A Belarusian court has sentenced Roman Catholic priest Anatoly Parakhnevich to three years in prison, handing down the ruling on charges stemming from his
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Belarusian Priest Sentenced to Three Years for Anti-War Stance
In the Eastern European nation of Belarus, a case of religious persecution has emerged as Catholic priest Anatoly Parakhnevich was sentenced to three years
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Peru, US launch joint airstrike on Apure, killing 23 national liberation fighters.
Six days ago, Venezuelan and U.S. military forces jointly conducted airstrikes and drone operations in Apure State, in southern Venezuela, targeting suspec
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Russian Airstrike on Zaporizhzhia School Shelter Kills 33 Civilians
Russian forces carried out a devastating aerial assault on the frontline town of Komyshuvakha in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Oblast, dropping at least nine bomb
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Russian airstrike on Zaporizhzhia aid center kills 29 and leaves 48 missing
At least 29 people have been killed, 10 others injured, and 48 remain missing following a heavy Russian aerial bombardment that struck a civilian aid distr
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Russian Drone Strike on Dnipro Railway Station Kills 15 Civilians
A Russian drone strike on the Dnipro railway station in central Ukraine has resulted in the deaths of 15 people, with 14 others sustaining injuries. The at
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Bulgaria’s Presidential Run‑Off Pits Iotova Against Gyurov for Office
On Thursday, May 6 2024, voters in Bulgaria headed to the polls for a decisive run‑off in the presidential election, choosing between the incumbent Iliana
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Oleshky Evacuations Begin as Humanitarian Convoy Arrives After Ceasefire
Civilian evacuations have begun in the Russian‑occupied city of Oleshky, southern Ukraine, as a humanitarian convoy arrives to deliver food, medicine and e
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Novaya Gazeta ceases publication after Kremlin revokes license.
Novaya Gazeta, the long‑standing independent Russian newspaper known for its investigative reporting and criticism of the Kremlin, announced that it would
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Court of Arbitration for Sport Overturns International Ice Hockey Federation's Russian Team Bans
The Court of Arbitration for Sport has issued a definitive ruling requiring that Russian ice hockey teams be permitted to compete in all international tour
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KuCoin Exits Russian and Belarusian Markets Amid Rising International Sanctions
Cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin announced this week that it is officially terminating its services for users located in Russia and Belarus, citing the expan
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Novaya Gazeta Closes After 32 Years of Investigative Reporting
On 9 November 2026, the independent Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta announced that it would cease all operations, citing “increasing pressure from Russian
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Russian Drone Strike Hits Dnipro Railway Station, Killing 14 People
A Russian drone strike hit a crowded railway station in the central-eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro, killing 14 people and injuring 14 others. The attack
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Crypto Exchange KuCoin Ends Services for Users in Russia and Belarus
Seychelles-registered cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin announced this week that it is winding down its services for users located in Russia and Belarus. The
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Netherlands Formally Withdraws From 2027 Eurovision Song Contest Over Israel Disputes
Netherlands Public Broadcasting (NPO) announced on Tuesday that the country will formally withdraw from the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest. The decision foll
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Swiss Court Convicts Ex-Belarusian Officer Over 1999 Dissident Disappearance
A Swiss federal criminal court on Thursday convicted a former Belarusian special forces officer of the 1999 abduction of a prominent political opponent, ma
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Bulgaria Heads to Presidential Runoff Following Record-Low Voter Turnout
Bulgarians went to the polls on Sunday for the first round of the country's presidential election, delivering a fragmented result marked by historic voter
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Serbians Head to the Polls in Snap Parliamentary Election Amid Unrest
Serbian voters cast their ballots across the country on Sunday in a snap parliamentary election, deciding the composition of all 250 seats in the National
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Weightlifting Federation Awards 2030 World Championships to Moscow in Diplomatic Shift
The International Weightlifting Federation has awarded Moscow the hosting rights for the 2030 World Weightlifting Championships, marking a significant mile
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Six Killed After Passenger Train Collides With Minibus in Russia
At least six people were killed and another sustained injuries following a fatal collision between a passenger train and a commercial minibus in Russia’s J
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Melania Trump brokers localized humanitarian ceasefire in southern Ukrainian city of Oleshky.
The United States government announced on Tuesday that Russian and Ukrainian representatives have agreed to a localized humanitarian ceasefire in the south
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Russia and Ukraine Agree to Oleshky Ceasefire Ahead of Peace Talks
Russia and Ukraine have officially confirmed a localized ceasefire agreement covering the strategic southern area of Oleshky, marking a notable tactical sh
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Serbia holds snap parliamentary election affecting EU accession and Russia ties
Serbia held a full parliamentary election on Sunday local time, with approximately 6.5 million eligible voters heading to polling stations across the count