Trump: USA has destroyed the headquarters of the Iranian Navy
US President Donald Trump claims that American forces have significantly damaged the Iranian naval headquarters and sunk nine Iranian naval vessels, although these statements lack independent verification.
Iran agrees to new talks, Trump claims after day of strikes
Iran's leadership expresses a desire for new negotiations with the U.S. following deadly strikes by U.S. and Israeli forces.
'I love Russia' โ Inside the prison where Ukrainian collaborators wait for Moscow
The article explores the experiences of Nelia Checheta, a Ukrainian woman convicted of collaboration with Russia, highlighting the broader issue of increasing collaboration convictions in Ukraine since the onset of the full-scale invasion.
Ukraine hits Russia's S-300 air defense radars in series of strikes, shows footage
Ukrainian forces conducted a series of strikes against Russian military positions, targeting S-300 radar systems and other key assets in occupied areas of Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions.
Medved on Ukrainian Wounded, Selak Raspudiฤ on Social Media, and Herman on Anti-Fascism
Croatian Minister Tomo Medved welcomed 19 wounded Ukrainian soldiers to Croatia for rehabilitation as a sign of support, while Marija Selak Raspudiฤ discussed the need for social media restrictions for under-16s, and Mislav Herman controversially equated anti-fascism with the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
Itโs 978 days since Peta Murphy called for a ban on betting ads. What happened to Laborโs pledge to respect parliament?
The article discusses the status of Labor's commitment to address gambling issues and respond to parliamentary committee reports, highlighting ongoing initiatives by independent MPs to promote legislative changes.
Trumpโs struggle to deliver peace
The Kyiv Independent discusses the challenges faced by U.S. efforts to broker peace in Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict with Russia, with a focus on the historical context involving Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky.
The day Russia didn't show up for Iran
Russia's reliability as an ally is questioned following the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei amid U.S.-Israeli strikes, with Moscow providing only diplomatic support.
'Ukrainians made it through,' Zelensky says on toughest winter of Russia's invasion
President Zelensky announced that Ukrainians endured significant challenges during the harsh winter marked by intense Russian attacks.
Iran fires missiles toward Cyprus, home to UK military bases, amid escalating crisis, London says
Iran launched missiles towards Cyprus, where UK military bases are situated, during rising tensions with the US and Israel.
Opinion: Thereโs Independent Jewish Voices, and then thereโs the other 99 per cent of Canadian Jews
The article critiques the phenomenon of tokenism in representing Jewish opinions, particularly regarding the platforming of fringe groups like Independent Jewish Voices.
The Thoughts of a Belarusian. Belarus is not Disneyland with Draniki
An independent journalist who fled from Belarus discusses the challenges faced by Belarusian citizens, particularly regarding travel restrictions to Latvia, and comments on the Lukashenko regime's complicity in the war in Ukraine.
In its first, Belgium boards Russian 'shadow fleet' vessel
Belgium has detained an oil tanker linked to Russia's 'shadow fleet', marking the first such operation in cooperation with French forces amid intensified European efforts to enforce sanctions against Russia.
Guest Column: We must give up globalism โ build a Europe of independent nations
The article argues for the abandonment of globalism in favor of a Europe comprised of independent nations, highlighting the difficulties in discussing these changes within Finland and Europe.
AEGRUUM โฉ Mikuri farm house was one of the most stylish in Estonia
A historical overview of the role of architects in designing farmhouses in independent Estonia, particularly focusing on the Mikuri farmhouse as a notable example.
At least 6 killed, 28 injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine over past day
At least six people were killed and 28 others injured in a series of Russian drone attacks on Ukraine in one day, according to local authorities.
General Staff: Russia has lost 1,266,770 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
The Ukrainian General Staff reports that Russia's military casualties have reached approximately 1,266,770 since the invasion began, with a recent spike of 870 losses noted in just one day.
Middle East tensions surge as Iran vows revenge, launches widespread retaliatory strikes
Iran has promised extensive retaliation following U.S. and Israeli strikes that killed its Supreme Leader, with ballistic missile attacks already underway.
Independent: Trump's War on Iran Drives the Region to a Comprehensive Catastrophe, But for What Purpose?
The article discusses how President Trump's military actions against Iran escalate regional tensions and raise concerns over uncertain consequences.
Independent: The War on Iran Portends Terrorism, Chaos, and the Spread of Nuclear Weapons
The article warns that the U.S. and Israel's unprovoked attack on Iran could lead to significant regional chaos, terrorism, and nuclear proliferation.
Netanyahu claims Iranโs Khamenei is 'no longer,' Tehran denies
Israeli officials claim Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been killed, a claim Tehran vehemently denies, accusing Israel of psychological warfare.
Russia would accept security guarantees for Ukraine, Budanov says
Kyrylo Budanov, head of the President's Office, stated that Russia would accept U.S.-backed security guarantees for Ukraine, highlighting a potential shift in negotiations.
Revolutionary Guard claims American soldiers are killed
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard claims that hundreds of American soldiers have been killed in attacks on 14 U.S. military bases in Iraq, although this has not been confirmed by independent sources.
Ukraine sanctions Russian postal services delivering to occupied territories, Zelensky says
President Zelensky has signed a decree imposing sanctions on Russian logistics companies that deliver supplies to Russian-occupied territories in Ukraine.
Russia condemns US and Israel's attack on Iran
The Russian Foreign Ministry condemned the recent U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran, highlighting concerns about regional stability and potential humanitarian disasters.
At least 57 killed in an attack on a school in Iran
An attack on a girls' school in southern Iran has reportedly killed at least 57 people and injured 60 according to Iran's state news agency IRNA, though these figures remain unverified by independent sources.
Ukraine voices support for US-led strikes against Iran
Ukraine has expressed its support for US-led military actions against Iran, attributing the conflict to the violent actions of the Iranian regime.
Reporter's notebook: What a factory says about Ukraineโs economy
The article provides insights into the contrasting realities of daily life in western Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict, with particular focus on a bread factory and the resilience of the local economy.
Corporate Advance: The New Table of Gastronomic Power
The Argentine culinary scene is experiencing significant changes, with corporate efficiency and financial backing outpacing traditional independent restaurants, aided by the media prominence of cooking show celebrities.
Oksana Pikul has taken on a new challenge: 'This is black work'
Three pastry chefs must prove that creativity is independent of tools, and true mastery emerges only under uncomfortable conditions.
At least 4 killed, 25 injured in Russian attacks against Ukraine over past day
Russian attacks in Ukraine resulted in at least four deaths and 25 injuries within a day, according to local authorities.
General Staff: Russia has lost 1,265,900 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Russia has lost approximately 1,265,900 troops in Ukraine since February 24, 2022, including significant losses over the past day.
BREAKING: Israel launches 'pre-emptive attack' on Iran, US reportedly jointly involved
Israel has launched a pre-emptive attack on Iran, reportedly with U.S. involvement, following a buildup of U.S. military resources in the Middle East and stalled negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program.
SA Liberal and Labor to preference David Speirs last at state election
Both the Liberal and Labor parties in South Australia plan to rank former opposition leader David Speirs last on the ballot for the upcoming state election.
ENFIA: The Last Mile Before the Bill is Issued - How Payment Will be Made, What Discounts Will Apply
The Greek Independent Authority for Public Revenue is currently processing the ENFIA tax for 2026, which will yield discounts for property owners in small localities.
Gas shortage plunges Nigeria into prolonged blackouts
Nigeria is facing extended power outages due to a significant gas supply shortage affecting thermal power plants, as reported by the Nigerian Independent System Operator.
Drone attack sparks fire at oil refinery in southern Russia, officials say
A drone attack caused a fire at an oil refinery in southern Russia, with no reported casualties.
Agens: the captive agency of SIAM that marked business design
Agens S.A. began as an industrial design and advertising agency within SIAM Automotores, evolving into an independent studio with a diverse client base from the 1960s onwards.
Ukraine's Flamingo manufacturer unveils new FP-7 ballistic missile in launch test video
A Ukrainian defense firm, Fire Point, has revealed its new FP-7 ballistic missile through a successful test launch video shared by co-owner Denys Shtilierman.
On your marks, set, go: Parties race against May deadline for primaries
Political parties in Nigeria are under a tight deadline of 91 days to conduct primaries for the 2027 elections following a revised timetable issued by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
US lifts sanctions on Malian officials linked to Russian Wagner Group
The US has lifted sanctions on three Malian officials previously tied to the Wagner Group as part of broader efforts to improve relations in the Sahel region.
Explainer: Who is the main suspect in the murder of ex-top official Portnov, and what was the motive?
The article discusses the investigation into the murder of ex-Ukrainian official Andriy Portnov, focusing on the suspect arrested in Germany and the unknown motives behind the crime.
We've overestimated Russia for too long
The article reflects on the persistent misconception in the West regarding Russia's military capabilities and strategic position, emphasizing the sacrifices made by Ukraine during the ongoing conflict.
Former INEC Officials Warn of Flaws in Electoral Act 2026
Former officials of Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission have raised concerns about potential flaws in the recently signed Electoral Act 2026 that could threaten electoral integrity.
Ukraine war latest: Zelensky sees 'window for peace' as Fedorov pushes Defense Ministry shake-up
President Zelensky believes there is a potential opportunity to achieve peace with Russia before the U.S. midterm elections, coinciding with significant political moments in the United States.
Is Donbas key to ending Ukraine-Russia war?
The article discusses the significance of the Donbas region in the ongoing peace negotiations to end the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
Ahead of possible US strikes, Zelensky backs action against Iran's regime, 'not against the people'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky supports targeted action against Iran's regime, emphasizing it should not harm the Iranian people amid rising U.S.-Iran tensions.
Former British PM Rishi Sunak joins star studded team for Ukraine's recovery
Former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has been appointed to advise Ukraine on economic recovery amidst ongoing efforts for reconstruction and European integration.
Flamingo threat triggers unprecedented missile alert across Russia, 1 claimed shot down
Russia issued an unprecedented missile alert across 13 regions following claims of a Ukrainian missile attack, with one missile reportedly shot down.
Philip Morris suffered $16 million in damages after Russian strike on Kharkiv factory
Philip Morris faces a $16 million loss due to damages from a recent Russian strike on its factory in Kharkiv.