A Stubborn Russian Diplomat Publicly Mocked Ukraine: 'I Am Ukrainian'
A Russian diplomat publicly claimed to be Ukrainian during a UN Security Council meeting commemorating the fourth anniversary of Russia's extensive invasion of Ukraine.
Trump: 'I hope the war ends within a month' to Zelensky... Will a US-Russia-Ukraine summit take place?
Donald Trump expressed hope for the war in Ukraine to conclude within a month during a phone call with President Zelensky, who indicated the potential for a summit involving the US, Russia, and Ukraine.
From forbidden gay love to kinky queer romance: The latest film releases
A film critic discusses recent film releases, particularly focusing on 'The History of Sound,' a love story set during World War I that has drawn comparisons to 'Brokeback Mountain.'
"I have never spied โ I'm just a boy"
The article discusses the abduction of Ukrainian children by Russia and the propaganda efforts to indoctrinate them during the ongoing conflict.
'Beautiful' period drama based on beloved author's real life on Channel 4 tonight
A new period drama based on the early life of J.R.R. Tolkien is airing on Channel 4, highlighting his orphan childhood, World War I experiences, and romantic life.
TODAY IN HISTORY โฉ De facto cessation of Estonia's independence
This article discusses the historical event of Estonia's de facto loss of independence on February 25, 1918, when German military forces took control of Tallinn just one day after Estonia declared independence.
'I've never seen this much misery,' says Calgary man on the front lines in Ukraine
Calgarian Paul Hughes shares his harrowing experiences and observations of the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, particularly in the city of Kharkiv, as he continues to provide aid through his charity.
I am hot! Oxygen, oxygen... Did two Italians once listen on the radio to a Soviet woman dying in space?
The article recounts a chilling story about two Italian brothers in the 1960s who may have recorded transmissions of a Soviet woman dying in space.
This is Zelenskyj's secret bunker: - I lived here for two years
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj reveals the bunker where he stayed for two years during the Russian attacks.
'Iโm in war-torn Ukraine for third time โ hereโs a moment thatโs stayed with me'
A journalist reflects on heartfelt encounters with a Ukrainian great-grandmother amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, marking four years since Russia's invasion.
Ukrainian artist Viktoria Berezina: every day brings unbearable news. It takes my breath away, and yet I want to scream so loudly that the whole world hears.
Ukrainian artist Viktoria Berezina reflects on the daily unbearable news stemming from the ongoing conflict in her homeland, compelling her to express her emotions through her art.
Trial Against Duterte: 'If I Become President, You Will All Be Annihilated'
The trial against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has commenced at The Hague, where he faces charges of crimes against humanity for his role in extrajudicial killings during his war on drugs.
'I hunted El Chapo, heard the gunfire and learned one cartel death changes nothing'
The article discusses the implications of the death of Nemesio Rubรฉn Oseguera Cervantes, a notorious drug lord known as El Mencho, highlighting that his demise does not necessarily alter the ongoing drug war in Mexico.
Tomorrow is a historic day โ Here's why
Tomorrow marks a historic milestone for Finland as it will have been independent longer than it was part of Russia.
Sweden's Ambassador: "I Shouldn't Be Here if I Weren't a Little Scared"
Sweden's Ambassador to Ukraine, Martin ร berg, discusses the ongoing war's impact on daily life in Kyiv, where residents maintain resilience despite increasing threats from Russian attacks.
New Letter Volume on Annette Kolb: "Better Dead than Silent"
A new collection of correspondence reveals the fearless life of writer and pacifist Annette Kolb, who championed Franco-German friendship during World War I.
When Mussolini was injured by a mortar shell, he barely survived
The article recounts a historical incident where Benito Mussolini was injured by a mortar shell during World War I on February 22, 1917.
The story of sound is like Brokeback Mountain, yes, but it wonโt make history
'The Story of Sound' explores a romantic relationship between two young Americans in the early 20th century and their connection to music and culture.
Report from the drone war in the Ukrainian Donbas / Dude, I just ordered a uniform for the coffin
The article provides an on-the-ground perspective on the ongoing conflict in the Donbas region, focusing on the increasing use of drones in warfare.
History teacher uses video game to teach about World War I
A history teacher in Brazil is integrating video games into his curriculum to engage high school students in learning about World War I.
'Poignant' war film based on harrowing true story streaming on BBC iPlayer now
A war film based on Ernest Hemingwayโs novel 'A Farewell To Arms' is now available for streaming on BBC iPlayer, receiving acclaim for its emotional depth and cinematography.
Juozas Skirius. 1916 โ The Lithuanians' Decision to Strive for the Independence of Lithuania
The article discusses the significant developments in Lithuania's political consciousness leading to its independence in 1918, highlighting the critical role of 1916 as a pivotal year in this journey.
Will there be a third world war? This is what a political scientist says Iโve been asked often in recent years.
A political scientist shares his insights on the frequent question about the possibility of a third world war.
105 year old war hero who moved King and Queen to tears 'thrilled' to mark historic moment
Yavar Abbas, a 105-year-old war hero, expressed his joy at the launch of a memorial honoring the British Indian soldiers of the World Wars during a parliamentary reception.
WINTER VACATION IN AFRICA โฉ One innocent move โ and I was given to understand that it could end badly
The author recounts a chaotic arrival experience in Eritrea, an isolated and war-torn country ranking lowest in press freedom globally.
'I learned everything I know about guerrilla in Ukraine': Brazilian went to war without military experience, and says those who tried to flee were tortured
A Brazilian man, Marcos Souto, has become embroiled in the Ukrainian conflict, drawn by false promises of high pay, revealing the harrowing experiences of foreign fighters.
"I came ready to give my life to defend Ukraine": the Colombian ex-soldiers fighting against Russia's invasion
Colombian ex-soldiers are increasingly present in Ukraine, driven by a personal commitment to help the Ukrainian people during the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Dada and Surrealism: War Destroys Both Daily Life and Art
The article discusses how the Dada art movement emerged as a response to the destruction wrought by World War I, questioning the essence and purpose of art amid the chaos of war.
The Engineer
The article recounts an episode involving Buster Keaton during World War I when American soldiers were stationed in Bordeaux and faced significant hardships.
It was horrific in the Dark Pit. A white mass of corpses; they had skin, hair. I came out crying
A recent book sheds light on the mass executions of Croatians in Slovenia following World War II, a topic long suppressed in communist Yugoslavia.
I was tortured by the KGB. The US and EU are doing little, now pressuring Putin
Cardinal Sigitas Tamkevicius expresses deep concern over the ongoing suffering of the Ukrainian people due to the cruel war, criticizing the insufficient influence of the US and EU on Putin.
โHe was marked as a spyโ: Alfredo Adame's grandfather fled Germany after World War II
The article explores the intriguing history of Alfredo Adame's grandfather, Max Von Knoop, highlighting his significance during World War I and his subsequent escape from Germany after World War II.
"They asked me why are you returning?".. I'tidal tells the story of her return from Egypt to Gaza
I'tidal recounts her emotional journey back to Gaza after two years of separation from her family, despite the destruction and hardships she faces due to the ongoing war.
Kฤstutis Budrys: I hope that the EU's 20th sanctions package for Russia will finally be ambitious
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kฤstutis Budrys expressed hope that the EU's upcoming 20th sanctions package against Russia will be more ambitious, especially in light of the current war, during his visit to Washington where he urged U.S. officials to adopt tougher measures against Russia.
Australian historian: Christopher Clark receives the Ludwig Bรถrne Prize
Historian Christopher Clark has been awarded the Ludwig Bรถrne Prize for his notable works on Prussian history and the outbreak of World War I.
Zelensky: I hope the war in Ukraine will end next year
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed hope that the war could end within the next year through active diplomatic efforts and negotiations, emphasizing his administration's commitment to achieving peace.
Doctor Saw This Thing in Patient's Stomach... Had to Empty the Entire Hospital!
A young man with severe abdominal pain in a French hospital had to be treated immediately, leading doctors to discover an unexploded World War I shell lodged inside him, which prompted the evacuation of the entire hospital.
The Story of Sound. When Two Men Meet Through Music
Amidst the violence of World War I, two men connect through music, transforming their encounter into an emotional journey that preserves identity and tenderness against the backdrop of war.
He was a symbol of a new beginning. He led Germany through difficult times
Friedrich Ebert played a crucial role in shaping Germany's political destiny during the tumultuous period following World War I.
"The more you kill and burn down, the more I will like it"
The article discusses the brutalities of the United States' colonial attitude during and after the Spanish-American War, particularly regarding the Philippines, and the implications in the context of Greenland's potential annexation.
Trump appeals to Putin - "I want him to end the war"
Donald Trump calls on Vladimir Putin to end the war ahead of negotiations in Abu Dhabi during a press conference at the White House.
Trump: I want Putin to 'end' the war - Negotiations today in Abu Dhabi
US President Donald Trump expressed his desire for Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine, coinciding with new negotiations in Abu Dhabi following recent large-scale Russian airstrikes on Kyiv.
Trump addresses Putin - 'I want him to end the war'
In Abu Dhabi, Ukrainian and Russian negotiators are set to meet, with Donald Trump expressing his hope for Putin to extend a ceasefire.
Trump: Putin kept his promise to stop attacks, but I wish he would end the war
U.S. President Donald Trump stated he wishes Russian President Vladimir Putin would end the war in Ukraine, claiming that Putin upheld his promise of a temporary ceasefire even as Russia launched new attacks on Kyiv.
In France, a hospital was evacuated. A patient had a World War I grenade in his rectum
In Toulouse, France, a hospital had to be evacuated after doctors discovered an undeployed artillery grenade from World War I lodged in a patient's rectum.
'I came with the purpose of helping the Ukrainian people,' says Parรก resident at the front lines in Ukraine
Rodrigo Nogueira, a 27-year-old from Parรก, left his comfortable life in Brazil to join the Ukrainian National Guard and fight against the Russian invasion.
Frenchman ends up in emergency. Found a grenade from World War I in his rectum
A Frenchman was hospitalized in Toulouse after a World War I grenade was discovered in his rectum during an emergency visit due to rectal pain.
Hospital finds World War I shell in manโs rectum in France
A 24-year-old man in Toulouse, France, was hospitalized after a World War I artillery shell was discovered lodged in his rectum, prompting intervention from a bomb disposal unit.
Unusual medical emergency: a young man had a World War I shell in his body
A 24-year-old man in southern France underwent emergency surgery to remove a World War I shell lodged in his rectum after presenting to the hospital with back pain.
World War I Grenade in Anus Triggers Alarm in Clinic โ Projectile Apparently Self-Inserted
A 24-year-old man reportedly inserted a 37-millimeter grenade into his rectum, triggering an alarm in a Toulouse hospital and leading to the intervention of explosives experts.