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Russia may be hindering its ability to recruit and keep soldiers by insisting on calling its invasion of Ukraine a "special military operation" instead of officially designating it a war, Britain's Ministry of Defense said in its daily intelligence bulletin on August 22.

The trial of well-known Belarusian blogger Andrey Byalyauski for allegedly insulting authoritarian ruler Alyaksandr Lukashenka has begun amid the government's continued crackdown on any dissent following a disputed presidential election in August 2020.

The West has imposed punishing sanctions on Russia’s economy as hundreds of foreign firms exit the country. So why is Russian unemployment at a post-Soviet low?

Subway is handing out 'Footlong Passes' for 50% off your footlongs in September but they're only making 10,000 available.

An NGO in Serbia linked to a political party allied to Hungary's ruling Fidesz party won a no-bid contract with the postal service of Serbia to distribute ballots to eligible voters there for Hungary's April parliamentary elections.

A deputy head of Azerbaijan's national firefighting service has been dismissed and arrested following the leak of an "intimate" video that authorities say is one of numerous sexual encounters he secretly recorded on the service computer in his office.

But if this new plan from New York City Mayor Eric Adams goes through, Sammy will drive as fast as they tell him. New York City is implementing technology will be installed in 50 vehicles across nine different agencies, and prevents cars from going above the speed limit.

George Barros from the Institute for the Study of War explains the significance of Ukraine's new tactics and how Russian forces are adapting. 

Vice Admiral Viktor Sokolov has confirmed media reports that he has taken over as commander of Russia's Black Sea Fleet after a series of setbacks.