Putin gives Wagner mercenaries options
After the Wagner revolt, Russian President Putin thanked the security forces for their efforts and offered the Wagner mercenaries a choice: join the army, return to their families, or live…
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Prigoschin denies coup attempt
Russian mercenary unit Wagner’s leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has denied attempting a regime change in Moscow since the end of the Wagner uprising
EU Allocates €3.5 Billion for Military Support, Expanding Aid Beyond Ukraine
The foreign ministers of the EU countries have increased the financial aid for weapons and equipment.
The Failed Prigozhin Uprising: A Challenge to Putin’s Authority
The Failed Prigozhin Uprising Over the weekend, events in Russia took a dramatic turn: Fighters from the Wagner Group set off from Ukraine towards Moscow
Kuleba Explains Slow Counteroffensive of Ukrainian Armed Forces
Italian Foreign Minister Di Maio: Kuleba Explains Slow Counteroffensive of Ukrainian Armed Forces Due to Abundance of Mines
Zelensky Visits Combat Zone and Receives Briefing on Artemivsk Front Situation
Zelensky Visits the Combat Zone and Receives Briefing on the Situation at the Artemivsk Front
UK’s new law aims to abolish asylum rights
A new law in the UK aimed at largely abolishing asylum rights is nearing completion. Although the law still requires approval in the upper house, its adoption is considered inevitable
Search continues for missing submarine carrying five people en route to Titanic wreck
Rescue workers are intensively searching for a missing submarine carrying five people en route to view the wreckage of the Titanic in the North Atlantic off the coast of Canada
Andrew Tate’s infamous reputation and toxic masculinity
The Tate brothers – British-American influencers – are facing a trial in Bucharest, Romania, along with two Romanian collaborators, on charges of sexually exploiting women
The lucrative business of fleeing to Europe
People from Africa and the Middle East pay smugglers thousands of euros to come to Europe