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Alleged Moscow Car Bomber ‘Confesses’ to Working for Ukraine: Russian Authorities
Kyiv has yet to officially comment on a car bombing that reportedly injured a military officer and his wife.
Tight Security in Place as Paris Braces for Olympic Opening Ceremony
Heightening tensions, France’s high-speed TGV rail network was paralyzed by vandalism and arson attacks, just hours before the opening ceremony.
French High-Speed Rail Paralyzed in Massive Attack Ahead of Olympics
Hundreds are stranded ahead of the games, with the rail operator advising people to postpone their journeys and avoid going to stations.
Conductor John Eliot Gardiner Exits Monteverdi Choir Following Assault Allegation
Mr. Gardiner emphasized that his decision to part ways with Monteverdi Choir and Orchestras does not signify his retirement.
Moscow Seeks ‘Clarifications’ After Kyiv Hints at Willingness to Hold Talks
Ukraine’s top diplomat signals Kyiv’s readiness—under certain conditions—to come to the negotiating table.
Ukraine’s Top Diplomat Signals Willingness to Talk With Russia During First China Visit Since Start of War
Ukraine’s foreign minister said Kyiv is ready to engage the Russian side if Moscow ‘is ready to negotiate in good faith.’
Georgia Opens Probe of Alleged Assassination Plot Against Party Leader
Alleged plot follows Georgia’s adoption of controversial legislation aimed at curtailing perceived foreign influence.
EU Cancels Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Budapest Following Orban’s ‘Peace Mission’ to Moscow
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s recent visit to Moscow continues to send shockwaves across Western officialdom.
Falun Gong Practitioner Calls for UK Prime Minister to Help Father Imprisoned in China
The plight of Mr. Ding Yuande was raised in a European Parliament resolution calling for an end to the persecution against the spiritual practice.
