Police officers injured in terrorist attack near Kyiv, authorities say
Two police officers were injured during a terrorist attack involving explosions at a residential building in Bucha, near Kyiv.
Ukraine brings war back to Russia — and Russians begin to feel it
Ukraine's strategy of carrying the war back into Russia aims to alter the perception of the conflict among Russian citizens and bring pressure for peace negotiations.
General Staff: Russia has lost 1,288,850 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
The Armed Forces of Ukraine reported a staggering loss of 1,288,850 Russian troops since the start of the invasion in February 2022, with notable casualties occurring daily.
Mass drone attack strikes across Russia, fire breaks out at major oil port
A large-scale drone attack across several regions in Russia caused significant disruptions, including a fire at the major oil port of Primorsk and interruptions to civilian aviation.
Center Party, Isamaa, and independent deputies seek the repeal of ETS2
The Center Party and Isamaa, along with independent deputies, have proposed a parliamentary motion to the European Commission and member states to initiate a comprehensive reform of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) and repeal ETS2.
5 Independent Games Worth Trying in 2026
The article highlights five independent games set to be released in 2026 that offer unique gaming experiences compared to major titles.
Ukrainian drones killing Russian troops faster than Moscow can replace them, drone commander says
Ukrainian drone operations are reportedly inflicting higher casualties on Russian troops than Russia can replace, suggesting a potential turning point in the conflict.
Brussels urges the new Fiscal Authority to 'not receive instructions' from the Ministry: 'Spain must ensure compliance with the directive'
The European Commission has urged Spain's new Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (AIReF) to maintain independence from government directives in the appointment of its leadership.
US Treasury chief defends Russian oil sanctions relief, says price cap limits Kremlin gains
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent supports the easing of sanctions on Russian oil, arguing it helps stabilize global markets and limits financial gains for Russia.
With a former Kirchnerist governor behind it, a propaganda factory for Delcy Rodríguez was set up from Argentina
An Argentine operation has created a network of YouTube channels that disseminate pro-Delcy Rodríguez propaganda, misleadingly presented as independent news.
Russia attempting new offensives as weather warms, Zelensky says
President Zelensky reports a significant increase in Russian military offensives due to improved weather conditions, but claims these have led to heavy Russian casualties.
US, Ukraine delegations meet in Miami for second day of peace talks
U.S. and Ukrainian officials are engaged in peace talks in Miami, seeking to negotiate a deal with Russia amid stalled progress and ongoing international conflicts.
Russia resumes rocket launches from Baikonur Cosmodrome after liftoff site damaged in accident
Russia has restarted rocket launches from the Baikonur Cosmodrome after repairing damage caused to the launch pad in 2025.
Ukraine war latest: Ukraine destroys Russian Buk air defenses in flurry of strikes, military says
The Ukrainian military reports the destruction of Russian Buk air defense systems amid a series of strikes targeting military installations.
European officials react to reports that Hungarian FM briefed Kremlin on confidential EU meetings for years
European officials express concern over reports that Hungarian FM Peter Szijjarto has been relaying EU meeting details to Russian FM Sergey Lavrov, a claim Hungary dismisses as fake news before upcoming elections.
Russia's internet blackouts spread to St. Petersburg, residents say
Mobile internet outages have increased in St. Petersburg, coinciding with the Kremlin's new internet censorship measures.
Ukraine destroys Russian Buk air defenses in flurry of strikes, military says, shows footage
Ukrainian drones have recently targeted and destroyed Russian Buk air defense systems in Bryansk Oblast as part of broader military operations.
Italians vote on changes to the justice system
Italians are voting on a judicial reform that aims to make the judiciary more independent, proposed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
How AI is supercharging Russian propaganda | Ukraine This Week
A report discusses how AI technology is enhancing Russian propaganda efforts amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Father Chose Instead of OMON's Daughter. How Belarusian Families Dispute Due to Politics
An independent journalist reflects on the apolitical nature of Belarusian families in Latvia amid political tensions.
Power outage hits parts of Kyiv after failure at Russian-damaged facility
A power outage in Kyiv and its surrounding Oblast occurred due to a failure at a facility previously damaged by Russian attacks.
Bossi, the PCI card and the 'working-class' League that took part of the left in the North
The article discusses the political evolution of Umberto Bossi and the establishment of the Lega Nord, emphasizing its initial stance as a movement independent from traditional left and right divisions in Italy.
Russia's new Izdeliye-30 missile makes strikes harder to anticipate
Russia has developed the Izdeliye-30 cruise missile, which increases the unpredictability of its strike capabilities, as evidenced by a recent attack that caused significant casualties in Kharkiv.
Russian attacks kill 6, injure 29 in Ukraine over past day, first responders targeted in double-tap strike
Recent Russian attacks in Ukraine resulted in six civilian deaths and 29 injuries, highlighting ongoing escalations in military aggression.
General Staff: Russia has lost 1,287,880 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
The Ukrainian General Staff reports that Russia has lost approximately 1.29 million troops since the start of the full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, with significant losses in military equipment as well.
Trump threatens to 'obliterate' Iran's power plants over Strait of Hormuz blockade
Donald Trump has issued a warning to Iran, stating that the U.S. will strike Iranian power plants if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened within 48 hours.
How Denmark got the nickname Voice of America
The article critiques Denmark's close alignment with the US foreign policy at the expense of an independent approach, particularly in the context of its involvement in international conflicts like the Iraq War.
Professor issues harsh judgment: We ignored warning signs. This is why Trump’s aggression hits us so hard
A Danish professor criticizes the country's historical alignment with the US and warns that Trump's actions could have severe repercussions for Denmark due to its lack of independent foreign policy.
Unrecognized 'Kyiv Patriarchate' elects new head after Filaret's death
The unrecognized Ukrainian Orthodox Church — Kyiv Patriarchate has elected Archbishop Nykodym as its new head following the death of Patriarch Emeritus Filaret.
Real Estate: Countdown for the operation of the MIDA – What owners need to know
Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue is set to launch a digital platform that will consolidate property ownership records, requiring owners to verify and possibly correct their asset information by the end of March.
Just ask yourself if this justice works today
The article argues for reforming Italy's judicial system to ensure equality between prosecution and defense, emphasizing the need for an independent judiciary.
A Blow to Trump's Restrictions: A Judicial Ruling Redefines the Relationship Between the Pentagon and the Press
A federal judge has overturned Trump-era restrictions on journalists covering the Pentagon, asserting they violate constitutional rights and endanger independent journalism.
A Moral Beacon among Financial Sharks: the Committee that Tells the Norwegian Fund Where Not to Invest (and has Caused Diplomatic Conflicts)
An independent committee advises the Norwegian sovereign fund on ethical investment by excluding companies that violate human rights, governance, or environmental standards, which has led to diplomatic tension.
1 killed, 4 injured, including child, in Russian drone attack on Donetsk Oblast
A Russian drone attack in the Donetsk region of Ukraine resulted in one death and four injuries, including a child.
Pretty UK city full of independent shops and attractions that's perfect in spring
York is highlighted as a beautiful city ideal for spring visits, known for its independent shops, historical sites, and pedestrian-friendly streets.
ADC crisis: Faction presses INEC to drop Mark, Aregbesola
The African Democratic Congress is facing a leadership crisis as a faction led by Nafiu Bala is pushing the Independent National Electoral Commission to remove key leaders from their positions.
Fire, damage reported in Kyiv Oblast following Russian drone attack
A Russian drone attack on Kyiv Oblast caused damage to homes and businesses in Brovary, but no casualties have been reported.
Ukrainian delegation meets Witkoff, Kushner in Miami, plan to continue talks on March 22
Ukrainian officials met with U.S. delegation members in Miami to further discuss peace negotiations amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
Largest anti-government protest since 2019 draws massive crowds in Prague
Tens of thousands of people protested in Prague against the government of Prime Minister Andrej Babis, reflecting widespread concerns about its policies and direction.
Nick Shirley says doxxers are hampering his investigations, has concerns about his own security
Independent journalist Nick Shirley claims that escalating threats and doxxing from activists are hindering his ability to conduct investigations, necessitating the use of security detail.
Fico backs Orban, considers joining Hungary in blocking 90 billion EU loan for Ukraine
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is considering joining Hungary in blocking a proposed 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine, while supporting Prime Minister Viktor Orban's position against it.
New games for an old console, meet the new generation of Game Boy developers
A new wave of Australian game developers is creating original games for the classic Game Boy console, merging art and technology in unique ways.
News from occupied Ukraine: Moscow to relocate nearly 114,000 Russians to occupied territories
Russia plans to relocate nearly 114,000 citizens to occupied Ukrainian territories by 2045, amidst increased repression of the local population.
'Broke a barrier' — Swarmer IPO tests Wall Street appetite for Ukrainian defense tech
Swarmer, a Ukrainian-American drone AI startup, had a successful IPO on NASDAQ, marking a significant moment for Ukraine's defense technology sector.
What Russia’s internet blackouts reveal about Putin’s endgame
The article discusses the recent internet blackouts in Russia, linking them to increased censorship efforts by the Kremlin amid concerns over security following U.S.-Israeli actions against Iranian officials.
Russian Intelligence targets American messaging app users, FBI says
The FBI has reported that Russian intelligence-linked hackers are targeting high-profile U.S. messaging app users, including government officials and journalists, resulting in significant account breaches.
Expansion of the Special Group to 15 schools depends on voting by the organizations, says president of Liesa
The president of the Independent League of Samba Schools (Liesa) announced that the proposed increase of the Special Group in the Rio Carnival from 12 to 15 schools will require approval from the schools themselves through a vote.
Russia kills 9 civilians, including parents of two, injures 36 over past day
Russian attacks in Ukraine resulted in the deaths of at least nine civilians and injuries to 36 others in a recent wave of overnight drone strikes.
How are the results tracking in your SA electorate? Take a look at the map of your seat
South Australia's Labor Party is projected to retain power, with an evolving electoral map indicating challenges from independents and a potential increase in Labor's dominance.
After striking Iran, US eases sanctions on Iranian oil to curb prices
The US has issued a temporary license allowing the purchase of Iranian oil at sea, amid rising global oil prices due to tensions with Iran.