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Kyiv Challenges Russian Claims of Major Advances Along Donetsk Frontline
Fresh Western aid allocations will only ‘lead to new victims on the Ukrainian side,’ Moscow says after US Senate greenlights $60 billion aid package for Kyiv.
Court Tells X to Hide Church Stabbing Videos From Global Users
The Australian online content regulator blocked the content to Australian audiences but wanted X to extend the move globally.
Iraqi Terrorist Group Denies Involvement in Reported Attack on US Forces in Syria
U.S. bases in Syria come under attack, again, after a three-month hiatus, according to regional press reports and U.S. officials cited by Reuters.
Zelenskyy Says Americans Aren’t ‘Funding War in Ukraine’ Following Aid Package Approval
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the United States is not funding the conflict but is helping to ‘protect freedom and democracy’ in Europe.
Israeli Military Intel Chief Resigns for Failing to Prevent Oct. 7 Hamas Massacre
He is the first senior Israeli official to take responsibility for failures surrounding the Oct. 7, 2023, invasion.
Japan’s 2024 Diplomatic Bluebook Balances ‘Beneficial’ Ties With China Against CCP Military Threats
The report identified China’s military expansion as ‘a matter of serious concern to Japan and the international community.’
Taxpayers Pay $40,000 for Online Content Moderator’s Trip to World Economic Forum
‘I achieved more in four days than I could in four years,’ said Julie Inman Grant.
New Zealand’s Mysterious Stone Spheres Continue to Captivate
According to Maori legend, the boulders are the remains of gourds, calabashes, and sweet potatoes of sailing deities.
Using Frozen Russian Assets to Help Ukraine Will Happen ‘One Way or Another’: Blinken
World leaders weigh liquidating frozen Russian assets to assist Kyiv.
Japan’s Commitment to Cooperating With the US ‘Crucial’ to Confronting China’s Geopolitical Threats
‘Cooperation between the United States and Japan is, for the CCP, the greatest geopolitical nightmare,’ according to editor-in-chief Guo Jun.
NatCon Cancellation Attempt Shows Rising Threat to Free Speech in Europe
‘Don’t vacate the premises. Make them throw you out,’ ADF International’s Jean-Paul Van De Walle said. ‘Make them show what they’re capable of doing.’
Kyiv Takes Credit for Downed Russian Bomber; Moscow Blames ‘Technical’ Issue
Strategic bomber crashes in Stavropol region, killing at least one crewmember, according to Russia’s defense ministry.
Iran’s Nuclear Facilities Sustained No Damage, IAEA Says After Reports of Explosions
The International Atomic Energy Agency said no nuclear sites were damaged amid reports of explosions in Isfahan.
Russia Begins Withdrawing Peacekeepers From Flashpoint Region of Azerbaijan
Departure coincides with Western efforts to lure Armenia, Azerbaijan’s perennial foe, away from its longstanding alliance with Moscow.
Coroner Investigates Moderna Vaccine Link to Woman’s Death
Ms. Boyce’s death was the first case where the TGA linked a death to heart complications from either the Pfizer or Moderna mRNA vaccines.
No Concerns If Trump Is Elected President: Lithuanian Ambassador
Lithuania’s ambassador to Australia was candid in his appraisal of Trump, saying the former president was a major supporter of European security.
