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A collection of artifacts from the Russo–Ukrainian war is now on display in Prague, Czechia, at a venue near the Czech parliament building.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by phone on Aug. 5, with the conversation focused on finding ways to compel the Kremlin to end the war.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy conducted meetings with military leadership and a Supreme Commander-in-Chief Staff session, directing a reduction in bureaucratic paperwork and signatures for ...
The Kremlin has denounced U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to sharply raise tariffs on India over its trade with Russia, calling the move “illegal” and accusing Washington of pressuring sovereign ...
The railway station in Lozova, Kharkiv Oblast, will cease operations for an undetermined period, with no decisions yet made on alternative rail transport options for residents, Sergiy Zelenskiy, head ...
Five Ukrainians held in the basement of Georgia’s Dariali border checkpoint with Russia have launched an indefinite hunger strike, Echo of the Caucasus reported, citing one of the men on Aug. 5.
In September, a new bookstore, Readeat Misto, dedicated to Kyiv, will open near the Arsenalna metro station, offering curated collections focused on the city, Dmytro Felixov, founder of the Readeat ...
Russia’s Herbera drones — previously used mainly for reconnaissance or as decoys — are becoming more dangerous, Ukraine’s State Border Guard Service (SBGS) warned on Aug. 5.
More than 29,000 soldiers who initially left their units without permission have returned to Ukraine’s Armed Forces under a simplified return program in eight months, the State Bureau of Investigation ...
Sweden, Norway, and Denmark will fund the delivery of $500 million worth of U.S. weapons to Ukraine, NATO’s press service announced on Aug. 5.
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs rejects “baseless and unfounded allegations” regarding the participation of Pakistani nationals in Russia’s war against Ukraine on the aggressor’s side, ...
In India, a 25-year-old chemistry teacher and a 35-year-old physics teacher were so inspired by the crime series Breaking Bad that they set up their own drug lab, The Times of India reported.