Arming Ukraine is a cynical and dangerous NATO ploy RT reporter tells UNSC
RT The Western “proxy conflict” is costing Ukrainian and Russian lives and may lead to decades of instability, UN delegations heard Western...
Eyes on extremism in Florida as Moms for Liberty summit new immigration law arrive
USA TODAY Plus: Guilty plea in LGBTQ nightclub shooting; antisemitism in Germany. It's the week in extremism, from USA TODAY. ...
Ukraine issues ultimatum to NATO
RT President Zelensky will not attend the bloc’s summit unless it shows “courage” on the accession process, a top official has said Ukraini...
People are fleeing Cuba's economic collapse. Here's what life is like for those left behind.
Lillian Perlmutter Some 305,000 Cubans have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border during the past year, most of them asking for asylum. Here is wh...
Russia owes West no explanation about Wagner mutiny Lavrov
RT Moscow has been extremely transparent about recent events in the country, the foreign minister has said Russia has no obligation to reas...
U.S.-Iran pact: Trump destroyed it. Biden wants to restore it. Just don't call it a deal
Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY The Biden administration has long promised to restore the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran. It's getting closer. T...
NATO believes Ukraines counteroffensive unsuccessful so far FT
RT Long-term Western support likely depends on the outcome of the operation, a source has told the newspaper Western officials have private...
Will Biden allow Trump to go to prison? US politics is at a danger point.
John Wood Jr., USA TODAY President Biden has seen fit to allow the federal prosecution of his foremost political opponent as we move toward...
China tests weapons for total war scenario media
RT A simulation has looked into the possibility of a regional conflict escalating into a global confrontation, South China Morning Post says...
Chile's stolen children: How they were taken and adopted to families in the US and beyond
Amanda Lee Myers, USA TODAY Human rights groups believe at least 20,000 babies were taken from mostly low-income mothers in Chile and adopt...
At least a year younger on paper: South Korea makes changes to age-counting law
Kim Hjelmgaard, USA TODAY South Korean formally abandoned some traditional methods for determining a person's age and replaced it with ...
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