Ukraine and US accuse Iran of supplying drones to Russia
The Ukrainian government announced on Friday, September 23, that it would reduce the level of its diplomatic ties with Iran
UN human rights inquiry reveals war crimes committed in the Ukraine war
UN appointed independent human rights investigators have said, almost seven months since Russia invaded Ukraine, that war crimes have indeed
Ukraine regions under Moscow control to vote on joining Russia
According to Russia backed officials in Ukraine, the voting has commenced on Friday in Ukrainian regions that are currently held
Putin’s mobilization declaration triggers mass anti-war protests across Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin, though sidelined and isolated due to his relentless offensive in Ukraine sought relief in a belief
World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen and the cheating incident
The cheating scandal that has engulfed the world of top chess was already perplexing, but it became even more so
Baltic nations impose visa ban for Russian citizens over Ukraine war
Poland and three Baltic nations Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have closed their borders on Monday to the Russian citizens in
Truss admits to no US-UK trade deal soon as she makes first trip to US as PM
Liz Truss, the newly elected Prime Minister of United Kingdom has admitted that Britain might not enter any free trade
Spain’s low cost of living attracting people to migrate from across Europe
Alicante province of eastern Spain has become the hot destination from people across Europe. As rising inflation, shortage of oil
EU slams Hungary over democracy, might impose financial penalties
Hungary is facing questions with Brussels over corruption and abortion law concerns that could cost Budapest billions. The EU might
Putin warns Ukraine that the conflict could worsen
On Friday (September 16), President Vladimir Putin laughed off a lightning-fast counter-offensive by the Ukrainian military but warned that Russia
