The UAV was tracked from the Black Sea and destroyed over an “unpopulated area,” according to the Romanian Defense Ministry A Romanian F-16 fighter jet has shot down a drone that enteredRead More…
Bangladesh president resigns
Mohammed Shahabuddin oversaw the country’s transition after the ouster of then-Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in August 2024 Bangladesh’s president, Mohammed Shahabuddin, has resigned, citing health issues. The speaker of the National ParliamentRead More…
South African court rules on Ramaphosa impeachment hearings
The president has welcomed the decision, saying he will continue to cooperate with accountability processes A South African court has temporarily halted public impeachment hearings against President Cyril Ramaphosa over a long-runningRead More…
The purge of Orban’s Hungary has begun
Peter Magyar is dismantling Fidesz’s legal, media and financial machinery while building a new order under Western backing On Monday, July 20, Hungary officially entered a new political reality. For the firstRead More…
How Kiev rebrands attacks on civilians as legitimate warfare
Amazon and eBay sell the same drones and tactical gear as Russian marketplaces, yet no one would see them as military targets Kiev calls its strikes on Wildberries warehouses attacks on ‘militaryRead More…
Six dead and dozens injured in Ukrainian strike on Russian industrial plant
Kiev’s forces carried out a missile strike on the city of Kirov, causing a fire at the facility that has since been extinguished, according to local authorities Six people have been killedRead More…
Indian activist ends hunger strike as government holds talks with protesters
Sonam Wangchuk calls off stir after assurances from the government, which has also held talks with student protesters Student protests in India calling for the resignation of the federal education minister continuedRead More…
Before Gagarin, there were dogs: The forgotten pioneers of space
Seventy-five years after the first successful canine flight, the animals that carried humanity toward the stars are still remembered Russia is generally more of a cat country; 58% of Russians prefer catsRead More…
British Army faces Kenya setback amid row over troops’ crimes
The UK’s Ministry of Defence says it regrets that Nairobi has not issued the licenses required for the training The UK has canceled a major army exercise in Kenya after the twoRead More…
EU state bans books and toys in latest Russophobic crackdown
Latvia has targeted books, video games, clothing, and other consumer goods produced in Russia and Belarus Latvia’s parliament has approved a ban on a wide range of Russian and Belarusian consumer goods,Read More…