Ukraine: For the second night in a row, Kyiv under drone assault
Another round of drone and missile assaults against Ukraine occurred overnight, with Kyiv being the primary target of the airstrikes.
Local Ukrainians load up a container to carry supplies to the front lines
Ukrainian New Zealanders are on a quest to pack a 40-foot container by the end of July with supplies to
Zimbabwe’s deal to buy 32 helicopters for $320 million from Russia sparks controversy
The Russian State Corporation (ROSTEC) provided two Kazan Ansat helicopters that will be utilized for air police, rescue, and air
How The Conflict in Ukraine is Transforming Europe as a Post-Imperialist Empire
With the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the post-imperialist empire of Europe has undergone significant changes recently. The competition has highlighted
Does Bakhmut’s strategic value outweigh its symbolic importance? Not really.
While Russia claims it has fully captured the small city of Bakhmut in Ukraine’s east, Kyiv says it still controls
Karim Khan: ICC prosecutor ‘wanted’ in Russia over Putin arrest warrant
Moscow has issued an arrest warrant for Karim Khan. The prosecutor from the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague,
Ukraine’s Zelensky to attend G7 summit in Japan in person
According to people familiar with the plans, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is scheduled to attend the annual G7 summit in
Russia launches the ninth wave of missile strikes on Ukraine in a month
Russia launched multiple missile strikes on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, and other Ukrainian cities this month. Another drone strike
Leaders of 46-nation Council of Europe meet in Iceland as Ukraine war continues
The leaders of the 46-nation Council of Europe (CoE) met on Tuesday in Iceland to show their support for Ukraine
Economic demands could take a backseat to security in Xi’s China
China set out this year to entice international investors and normalize its relations with the West in an effort to
