Taiwan opens new diplomatic office in Nevada, US
Taiwan strengthens its international presence with a new representative office in Nevada, marking a significant step in US-Taiwan relations amidst ongoing tensions with China.
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KGB Plot to Poison Loch Ness with Radiation Uncovered
Declassified files reveal a shocking Soviet plot to contaminate Scottish waters with radioactive material, aiming to turn CND activists against American submarines and destabilise UK defence.
Urban explorer discovers abandoned Soviet nuclear plant in Ukraine
A daring urban explorer uncovers the haunting remains of a Soviet-era nuclear power plant in Pripyat, capturing eerie footage of the control room frozen in time since the Chernobyl disaster.
US court reinstates wolf protections across western states
A US federal court has reinstated protections for grey wolves across most western states, halting controversial hunting seasons. The ruling cites failure by wildlife agencies to prove hunts wouldn't threaten recovery efforts.
Putin Employs Soviet Delay Tactics in Ukraine Peace Talks
Vladimir Putin employs classic Soviet-era delaying tactics, feigning interest in peace talks while intensifying military assaults on Ukraine. Expert analysis reveals the Kremlin's strategic playbook of buying time to strengthen frontline positions and wea
Voter Registration Crisis Threatens Major Party in Swing States
A bombshell new analysis reveals a severe voter registration deficit for one of America's major political parties across key battleground states, potentially reshaping the electoral map for the 2024 presidential election and beyond.
Putin Revokes Pact Renouncing Russia's Claim on Alaska
Vladimir Putin signs new law renouncing a 1990s agreement that prevented Russia from attempting to reclaim Alaska from the US, in a move experts see as a calculated political provocation amid heightened tensions.
Colorado Emerges as Surprise Billionaire Hotspot
Discover the surprising American state that's become a hotspot for the ultra-wealthy, with stunning landscapes and exclusive communities attracting billionaires.
Putin's dark childhood revealed
New revelations shed light on Vladimir Putin's troubled childhood, marked by poverty, his mother's sacrifices, and the harsh realities of post-war Leningrad.
Lavrov's Soviet plane stunt angers Kyiv ahead of Putin-Trump talks
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stokes tensions by arriving in a Soviet-style CCCP plane, drawing fury from Ukraine and raising eyebrows ahead of a potential Putin-Trump meeting in Alaska.
Putin warns Japan over Soviet-era disputes
Vladimir Putin issues a stark warning to Japan regarding its historical claims tied to the Soviet Union, escalating diplomatic tensions in the region.
UK’s Most Affordable Family-Friendly Regions Revealed
Discover the top budget-friendly regions in the UK for raising a family, where housing, childcare, and living costs won’t break the bank.
Trump falsely claims Hawaii isn't part of the US
Former US President Donald Trump sparked controversy by suggesting Hawaii isn't truly part of the United States. Experts and officials swiftly debunked his claims.
Deadly bacterial outbreak spreads in southeastern US
A rare and dangerous bacterial infection has claimed lives in three southeastern US states. Health officials issue urgent warnings as cases rise.
Media pioneer Derk Sauer dies at 75
Derk Sauer, the Dutch-born media entrepreneur who transformed Russia's journalism landscape, has passed away at 75. His legacy includes founding The Moscow Times and shaping independent media in post-Soviet Russia.
Russia threatens Estonia over Soviet monument removals
Russia warns Estonia of 'consequences' after Tallinn dismantles Soviet-era memorials, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Florida homeowners hit by surprise solar tax credits
Florida homeowners embracing solar energy are hit with surprise tax credits, sparking debate over renewable energy incentives in red states.
Soviet-era floating restaurant sinks in Moscow
A historic Soviet-era floating restaurant in Moscow has sunk into the Volga River, marking the end of an iconic landmark from Russia's past.
New York offers free school meals to all students
New York becomes the latest state to provide free school meals to all students, joining Hawaii, Colorado, and Connecticut in a nationwide push to combat child hunger.
States sue Trump over transgender youth healthcare policy
Several US states have launched legal action against the Trump administration over its controversial policy limiting healthcare access for transgender youth.
GOP states sue Biden over LGBTQ+ school rules
A coalition of Republican-led US states files lawsuit against Biden administration over new LGBTQ+ student protections, claiming federal overreach.
Lithuania's Social Democrats back Ukraine in key vote
Lithuania's Social Democratic Party has pledged unwavering support for Ukraine, marking a significant political stance amid ongoing tensions in Eastern Europe.
Tarantula Invasion Hits Several US States
An unexpected influx of tarantulas has been reported across several US states, sparking both fascination and concern among residents.
Iowa named best US state for retirement
A new study has uncovered the top retirement destination in the US, with an unexpected state beating traditional favourites. Discover why retirees are flocking here for affordability, healthcare and quality of life.
Caribbean hails ICJ climate ruling as historic win
The International Court of Justice's groundbreaking climate decision has been hailed as a historic triumph for vulnerable island states facing existential threats from rising sea levels.
Trump: Berlin would be Soviet without NATO
Former US President Donald Trump reignites controversy with a bold statement about NATO's role in protecting Berlin from Soviet control, sparking fresh debate ahead of the US election.
Tories push for inquiry into Starmer's security talks
Conservative MPs are calling for an investigation into Sir Keir Starmer's alleged secret negotiations with rogue states during his time as Director of Public Prosecutions.
Escaping Soviet Russia: Time to Leave the US?
A poignant reflection on migration, identity, and the search for safety across generations, as one family contemplates leaving the US amid rising political tensions.
Flash Flooding Hits US States After Torrential Rainstorms
Severe flash flooding has struck several US states following relentless rainstorms, leading to widespread disruption and emergency responses.
Kallas warns Europe of ongoing Russian threat
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas urges Europe to remain vigilant against Russia's aggressive tactics, warning that Vladimir Putin's regime continues to destabilise regional security.
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