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Russia-Ukraine War, Europe

A Pentagon official also warned that Russia has resorted to hiring Syrian mercenaries to supplement its troops in Ukraine.

The Department of Defense announced on Monday that 500 additional troops would be deployed to Europe in the coming days, bringing the total number of U.S. forces on the continent to roughly 100,000.

Pentagon spokesman John Kirby indicated that the decision to deploy additional troops had been brought about... Читать дальше...

Other news organizations, like Bloomberg, have suspended their operations in Russia in response to a new law that effectively criminalizes independent reporting.

The decision to end the TV deal with Russia early was made at a meeting of all 20 clubs and comes after pressure, including from the foreign secretary Liz Truss, to axe the coverage.

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The Premier League also said it would make a £1 million donation to the people of Ukraine

Simon Jordan has insisted that Everton will be in desperate trouble if they do not get four points from their next two league games at home.

Kanye West‘s new poem that he just published is ominous and bleak, as pointed out by fans in his comments. The poem is titled “Dead,” and features lines including, “No one wanted to tell me I was DEAD / And only people that would talk to me were in my head,” “No one wanted to [...]

A political consultant who was a top aide to former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed is the first person set to go to trial in a long-running federal investigation into corruption at City Hall

Australia's first Test in Pakistan for nearly a quarter of a century ended in a draw at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

Mac Tel Aviv stays on Reds’ tails • Hapoel Holon hammers Hapoel Haifa • Galil Elyon edges Eilat

After several months of testing, Amazon is opening up access to Amp, its social audio app. Amp shares some DNA with the likes of Clubhouse, Twitter Spaces and Spotify Greenroom, but there's one thing that sets it apart: the option for hosts to become DJs with tens of millions of licensed songs at their fingertips.

Centre Mark Bennett says Scotland must be more clinical if they are to "make amends" for the defeat to France and end the Six Nations on a high.

MARTIN KEMP has recalled his time on EastEnders after he paid a trip to the new Albert Square set, which had brought back old memories.

The last letter of the Latin alphabet has become the symbol of support for Russia’s war in Ukraine

The bill passed after scores of unsuccessful attempts over the years to specifically outlaw the brutal attacks used to terrorize Black Americans for centuries.

If you’re looking to upgrade your home network for under $200, we’ve got an excellent deal for you. Amazon is selling a three-pack of its Eero 6 dual-band mesh Wi-Fi 6 system for $195. That’s $84 off the usual price.

Bigg Boss 13 fame and Punjabi actress Himanshi Khurana is known for voicing her opinions and on the special occasion of International Women's Day, the actress has expressed happiness over the fact that women have no longer confined themselves.

The Sessho-seki or "Killing Stone" is a landmark volcanic rock found in the mountains of Japan near Nasu. According to the local mythology, the stone itself is actually the transformed corpse of Tamamo-no-Mae, a beautiful woman who is also an evil nine-tailed fox (like ya do) and was involved in a secret plot to kill Emperor Toba in the twelfth century. — Read the rest

The Vatican's Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin also repeats the Vatican's willingness 'to do anything' to help bring about peace