Ukraine receives 1,000 bodies from Russia
Ukraine has received the remains of 1,000 soldiers from Russia, part of ongoing repatriations amid the conflict.
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Deadly Ukraine attack prompts NATO response
A massive overnight Russian strike on Ukraine triggered NATO air alerts in Romania and Poland after a drone briefly crossed into Romanian airspace.
Putin fears going down in history as the man who lost Ukraine
Ukraine’s rapid western shift, booming growth in Lviv, and strengthened European integration are undermining Vladimir Putin’s long-standing efforts to keep the country within Russia’s sphere.
Tusk: Ukrainian suspects behind Polish railway explosion
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says two Ukrainians working “with the Russian intelligence” are suspected of sabotaging a Warsaw–Lublin railway line using explosives and other devices before fleeing to Belarus, a development Russia has dismissed while warning the West is “playing with fire.”
Louvre heist suspect described as Good Samaritan by Paris driver
“I was calling the police to send a tow truck… but he was the only one who stopped to help.”
Iran announces nuclear program developments following US strike
Tehran insists its nuclear program is peaceful, with no current enrichment, despite U.S. and Israeli bombings of key sites.
Lawmakers in US seek to recognize Israel’s Gaza attack as genocide
Tlaib’s resolution calls on Congress to recognize Israeli attacks in Gaza as genocide and halt US arms transfers immediately.
Vatican gives back Indigenous cultural artifacts to Canada amid reconciliation push
“A concrete sign of dialogue, respect and fraternity,” says Vatican as it returns 62 Indigenous artifacts to Canadian communities.
Australia invests in system to detect Chinese submarines underwater
Australia builds a layered underwater network using drones, sonar, and AI to detect Chinese submarines and protect critical infrastructure.
Ukraine moving toward another Russia prisoner exchange, Zelenskyy says
Ukraine seeks to revive prisoner exchanges for 1,200 captives as mediation efforts resume and Russian strikes hit energy sites.