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Six Nepalese nationals serving in the Russian Army have been killed in the war with Ukraine, the government announced on Monday, urging Moscow not to recruit Nepali citizens into its forces.

The Nepalese Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a press release on Monday evening, requesting the Russian government to repatriate the bodies of the six slain youths to Nepal as well as provide compensation to the deceased’s families. - 6 Nepalese Soldiers Serving In Russian Army Killed In War With Ukraine, Nepal Demands Compensation, Repatriation

Szellemi honvédelem 1938 óta.

For the third Christmas that history teacher and Butler native Marc Fogel will spend detained in a Russian prison, the family is pushing for more holiday cards to be sent to lift his spirits and let h...

ILAM, Nov 30: Yankila Sherpa of Ilam Municipality-9 was shocked when she received unexpected information from her ward office. She looked at her seven-year-old son's face. She said, “No, I did not believe the news that was said to have been received through the Department of Consular Services.”

The family of an IUP Alumnus who is incarcerated in a Russian State Prison is asking for people to send him holiday cards. In a post on the Freedom fo...

The mother of an Oakmont man detained in Russia is asking people to send him holiday cards.

KATHMANDU, Nov 29: The Nepali Embassy in Moscow, Russia, sent a letter to the Department of Consular Service on November 24, stating that three Nepali citizens serving in the Russian army had died. Although the letter was sent four days ago, the report was revealed on Wednesday.

A number of documents and certificates will be issued electronically to expatriate Greeks.

In his weekly review Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, focused on the economy's improvement stressing that Greece is now is the third best performer among the 27 countries in terms of growth rate – while adding that employment continues to increase and inflation continues to fall.