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Alec Baldwin is acquitted of manslaughter charges

Alec Baldwin's involuntary manslaughter charges were unexpectedly dropped by a New Mexico court because investigators had withheld evidence that could have incriminated the actor in the fatal shooting of cinematographer Galina Hutchins on the set of Rust.

Society • July 13, 12:17 AM • 21368 views
New British Foreign Secretary: We must start rebuilding ties with the world

Britain's new Foreign Secretary David Lammy promises to reconnect the country with the global community by revising climate change policy, strengthening ties with Europe and the global South, and putting the Brexit years behind him.

News of the World • July 7, 12:07 PM • 22012 views
British investors suspend major deals in Georgia amid political instability - media

British investors have suspended several significant deals in Georgia due to political instability caused by the adoption of the law on foreign agents, which jeopardizes Georgia's EU accession process and foreign investment.

Economy • July 4, 03:10 PM • 43264 views
The first female members of the Garrick Club in nearly 200 years will be actresses Judi Dench and Shan Phillips

London's prestigious Garrick Club, founded in 1831, welcomed actresses Judi Dench and Sian Phillips as its first female members.

Culture • July 2, 01:04 PM • 111939 views
"I know I'm not young anymore": Biden comments on his performance at the debate with Trump

Joe Biden acknowledged that his advanced age affected his performance in the debate, but confirmed his ability to serve as president of the United States and do the job.

News of the World • June 28, 06:20 PM • 24790 views
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange returns to Australia

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has landed back home in Australia, a free man for the first time in 12 years.

News of the World • June 26, 12:50 PM • 17493 views
Assange was released in the courtroom, his case was officially dismissed

Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, was sentenced to a term he had already served in prison and released as a free man after a U. S. judge approved his plea deal and closed the case against him for violating the Espionage Act.

Politics • June 26, 04:48 AM • 33813 views
US withdraws charges against Assange after sentencing

Julian Assange has pleaded guilty to espionage charges, and the United States will drop all other charges against him after sentencing.

Politics • June 26, 01:23 AM • 32380 views
F16s that will arrive in Ukraine in the summer can stand up for Kharkiv-The Gurdian

The F-16 fighter jets that Ukraine will receive this summer will protect Kharkiv from Russian aerial bombs launched from Russian airspace.

War in Ukraine • June 20, 09:01 AM • 23111 views
Security officer Rishi Sunaka arrested for betting on election date

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunaka, a security official, has been arrested for betting on an election date, prompting an investigation into a possible leak of confidential information.

Politics • June 20, 02:45 AM • 101430 views
"Football is not out of the war": a stand from the Solnechny stadium destroyed by Russia was installed in Munich

The stand from Kharkiv's Solnechnyi Stadium, destroyed by Russian troops in May 2022, was installed in the center of Munich to show that football does not stand aside from the war, as more than 500 sports facilities have been affected by Russian bombing and rocket attacks.

War in Ukraine • June 17, 05:12 PM • 33878 views
As a reminder of the war: before Euro-2024 in Munich, stands from the "Sonyachny" stadium, which was destroyed by Russia, were installed

In Munich, on the eve of Ukraine's Euro 2024 match, a part of the destroyed stands of the Kharkiv stadium, which was destroyed by the Russian occupation forces, was installed in the city center. The installation is intended to draw the attention of the international community to the war crimes of the Russian Federation

War in Ukraine • June 17, 11:19 AM • 36335 views
EU countries will not be directly involved in $50 billion loan for Ukraine - Italian Prime Minister

The G7 countries are planning to provide Ukraine with a $50 billion loan from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets, with the EU countries not participating directly but providing guarantee mechanisms.

War in Ukraine • June 15, 02:01 PM • 59824 views
Russia is accused of using “starvation tactics” during the siege of Mariupol

During the 85-day siege of Mariupol, Russia used tactics of deliberate starvation that amount to war crimes, resulting in the deaths of about 22,000 civilians.

War in Ukraine • June 13, 04:15 AM • 38529 views
Ukraine and Germany signed a declaration to strengthen cooperation in the field of entrepreneurship support

Ukraine and Germany signed a declaration on strengthening cooperation in the field of entrepreneurship support.

Economy • June 11, 11:45 AM • 15071 views
Defense Forces hit carriers of S-300 and S-400 complexes on the territory of the Russian Federation with Western weapons – Ministry of Defense

The Ukrainian Defense Forces used Western weapons to launch attacks on Russian S-300 and S-400 systems on Russian territory.

War in Ukraine • June 9, 10:13 AM • 29028 views
"We will not walk away": Biden drew parallels between "D-Day" and Ukraine

On the 80th anniversary of D-day, US President Joe Biden drew parallels with Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • June 6, 12:37 PM • 23798 views
Beijing denies "pressure" on other countries to participate in the Ukrainian peace summit

China on Monday denied that it" pressured " certain countries not to participate in a peace summit on Ukraine organized in Switzerland in response to a statement by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky this weekend.

War in Ukraine • June 3, 12:27 PM • 21161 views
The Guardian: Russia finances propaganda in Europe through the "human rights" foundation

According to leaked internal documents, the Russian state human rights foundation has spent millions of euros to finance pro-Russian propaganda websites and activities in Europe.

Society • June 2, 11:26 PM • 24679 views
France allowed Ukraine to use distant Scalp missiles in Russia – BBC

France and the United Kingdom have allowed Ukraine to strike at Russian military facilities in Russia with long-range scalp/Storm Shadow cruise missiles, allowing it to strike at airfields in border regions such as Kursk and Belgorod.

War in Ukraine • June 2, 07:30 PM • 49568 views
"Does he really want to be a loser president?": Zelensky on Trump's statements about the end of the war

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky noted that if Putin wins, the US president will look weak and we are talking not only about the personality, but also about the institutionality of the United States.

War in Ukraine • June 1, 01:05 PM • 65452 views
Zelensky on US aid from a пакета 61 billion package: it is just beginning to be transmitted, come

Zelensky said that weapons from the 61 billion military aid package are just beginning to arrive in Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • June 1, 11:49 AM • 57290 views
Zelensky: peace agreement will be a "trap" , as Putin will violate any agreement

Zelensky says a peace deal with Russia would be a "trap" because Putin would break any agreement and use any pause in the fighting to "strengthen his muscles" before striking again.

War in Ukraine • May 31, 10:50 AM • 19491 views
Zelensky commented on the upcoming elections in Britain

Zelensky, commenting on the upcoming early elections in the UK, said that Ukraine will work with the prime minister, who will be elected by the people of Britain.

Politics • May 31, 10:36 AM • 17817 views
It seems that Russians are just smiling at this situation: Zelensky on the ban on hitting the territory of the Russian Federation

Zelensky criticized the ban on the use of Western weapons to hit targets in Russia, saying it was illogical to see Russian terrorists killing Ukrainians but unable to respond, and accused the Russians of simply smiling at the situation.

War in Ukraine • May 31, 10:10 AM • 20708 views
Zelensky's Office after reports about the easing of US policy on strikes on targets in the Russian Federation welcomed Washington's step

The Office of President Volodymyr Zelensky, after reports that the Joe Biden administration is easing the long-standing policy that prohibits Ukraine from using American weapons against targets in Russia, welcomed such a step by the United States.

War in Ukraine • May 31, 08:46 AM • 21187 views
European security services believe that a series of fires and attacks on infrastructure is connected with russia

European security services suspect russia of organizing arson attacks and sabotage attacks on infrastructure across Europe in an attempt to destabilize the situation on the continent.

News of the World • May 30, 11:54 AM • 28111 views
Pope curses at a meeting of bishops

Pope Francis used profanity to refer to homosexuality during a private meeting with bishops to discuss the issue of allowing openly gay people to study at seminaries.

Society • May 28, 03:18 AM • 31108 views
More than 300 million children are victims of online sexual abuse every year - study

More than 300 million children are victims of online sexual abuse every year, according to a study conducted by researchers at the University of Edinburgh.

News of the World • May 27, 01:46 PM • 17717 views
Sikorsky: Putin uses traditionalism as a weapon

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of using traditionalism as a weapon to influence the Western right and called him “an absurd leader of international conservatism”.

Society • May 27, 03:47 AM • 110888 views