Germany Accuses Russia of Escalating Hybrid Warfare Campaign
German foreign ministry formally accuses Russia of orchestrating sabotage operations, cyberattacks, and disinformation campaigns, marking a significant diplomatic escalation.
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German foreign ministry formally accuses Russia of orchestrating sabotage operations, cyberattacks, and disinformation campaigns, marking a significant diplomatic escalation.
Virtual reality headsets are being used to help traumatized Palestinian children in Gaza escape the harsh realities of ongoing conflict and find psychological respite.
BBC investigation reveals systematic deception and abuse at Chinese institutions designed to reform 'rebellious' teenagers through military-style discipline.
Two US service members and a civilian were killed by an Islamic State gunman in central Syria, marking the first deadly attack since Assad's ouster.
Venezuela's oil exports drop dramatically after US forces seized the Skipper tanker, marking the first cargo capture since 2019 sanctions and escalating tensions with Maduro's government.
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Myanmar's military justifies deadly hospital attack claiming armed groups used facility, as UN warns strike may constitute war crime.
Thomas Markle's close relationship with a Mail on Sunday editor raises questions about journalistic ethics as he shares personal health news with media before family.
Swiss singer Nemo returns Eurovision trophy in protest of Israel's inclusion in 2026 contest. Five nations announce boycott amid growing political tensions.
Thailand heads toward early elections amid rising nationalism and Cambodia border disputes. Political expert calls it calculated strategy, not gamble.
Groundbreaking archaeological evidence from southern England reveals Neanderthals' sophisticated fire-making capabilities 400,000 years ago, fundamentally changing our understanding of early human technological development.
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