Putin claims the perpetrators of the Moscow terror assault were their route to the Ukrainian border.
Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, claims that at the time of their arrest, the concert assailants were trying to escape to Ukraine. Russia's allegations have been refuted by Ukrainian intelligence, which has stated that they are occupied protecting their country from Russian invasion.
UK: Central London is overrun by Royal Cavalry Horses
When members of the Household Cavalry lost their mounts on Wednesday, many of the king's horses and a couple of his soldiers caused mayhem on the streets of downtown London. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Gang violence in Haiti: The prime minister is unable to go back
The capital of Haiti is still primarily immobilized by violence, and gangs are threatening civil war if Prime Minister Ariel Henry does not resign. Ariel Henry, the prime minister, cannot leave Puerto Rico and is still there. Since he departed the nation to request foreign assistance, there has been an increase in violence within the last week. There is an emergency in Haiti. Gangs are demanding his resignation. Most companies in Port-au-Prince have closed, and the international airport is still closed.
Inside South Asia: An Austrian national's encounter with the Taliban
Herbert Fritz, a far-right activist from Austria who was detained in Afghanistan in May 2023, was freed by the Taliban. Fritz is 84 years old. Fritz was arrested after traveling to Afghanistan, allegedly to demonstrate that it was a safe country. We also explain how Qatar sets the standard for peaceful dispute resolution and mediation. See to learn more!
Former President Donald Trump refers to immigrants living in the United States as 'animals'
During Tuesday's campaign rallies in Michigan and Wisconsin, former US President and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump ramped up his demeaning remarks on migrants, referring to them as "animals," "not humans," and "mental patients."
General Election in South Africa, 2024: On May 29, Vote will vote in favor of change.
On May 29, Vote Ubisi, who got his name because he was born on April 27, 1994—when millions of South Africans cast ballots in the nation's first democratic election—will cast his vote. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Gaza's Ramadan: Palestinians find it difficult to get food for their fast
As Israel keeps up its assault on Gaza, Palestinians who are fasting throughout Ramadan are having difficulty finding food to break their fast. The UN has declared a famine and thousands of people are undernourished.
Peace in the Israel-Hamas conflict seems unlikely.
There is growing pressure on Israel to call off hostilities. Brazil's president has compared Israel's battle against Hamas to Holocast. Along with mounting calls for a humanitarian truce, a number of politicians from the US, Australia, Canada, UK, EU, and Jordan backed Israel's proposal to halt and retreat from a planned ground offensive in the southern Gazan city of Rafah. Are chances of an Israel-Hamas truce, however, slim?
Danger from DRC combatants: Uganda alerts people about an armed gang preparing an assault
An armed group with its headquarters in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been alerted by Uganda's military about impending strikes. Forty-three people were slain at a school close to the border by Allied Democratic Forces combatants last year.
South Korea, which has the lowest fertility rate in the world, has launched high-speed train links to help improve the country's birth rate by reducing commuting times. Young people in South Korea have frequently cited long commutes and small, pricey housing in greater Seoul as the main deterrents to getting married and starting a family.
Russia-Ukraine War: Following a call recording about Ukraine leaks, Moscow expects an answer from Germany
Alleged call recordings of the German defense forces during the conflict in Ukraine were released on Russian social media by a state-sponsored journalist, causing great embarrassment for Berlin.
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