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Russia’s war on Ukraine shows no sign of letting up. Nor does the casualty rate in the Russian military, which by most accounts has lost more men in six months than the Soviet Army did in a decade in Afghanistan. Is that why President Vladimir Putin just ordered a big increase in the armed forces?

Across Central and Eastern Europe, Beijing's partnership with Moscow since its invasion of Ukraine has governments distancing themselves from Chinese initiatives and looking for alternatives.

10,000+ workers across the UK water industry will now be protected with Blackline Safety wearables Blackline Safety Corp. (TSX: BLN), a global leader in connected safety technology, today provided

Hundreds of people have taken to the streets in the western Iranian city of Hamedan to protest against a complete cut in water supplies that has lasted several days.

A $75 million superyacht owned by sanctioned Russian steel tycoon Dmitry Pumpyansky has been sold at an auction in Gibraltar, the first sale of a Russian oligarch's assets seized since Moscow launched its ongoing unprovoked invasion of Ukraine in late February.

The White House is forgiving $10,000 in student loan debt for qualifying house holds. Up to $20,000 for some.

Aleksei Navalny, the imprisoned Russian political activist and anti-corruption crusader, says he has been moved again to solitary confinement in the prison colony where he is being held.

Ticks are annoying and enjoy putting you at risk of Lyme disease, this is why we should not feel bad for killing them. There are many ways to kill a tick. Here are some of the more horrific ways to end the life of a tick.

Iran's Islamic Republic Army has kicked off a series of drone exercises across the country amid fears that the country may look to export them to countries such as Russia.

A recent visit to the main train station in Prague suggests some Ukrainian refugees are adjusting while others are struggling, living in limbo, as the Czech Republic taps down some of its support.