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Amidst the pomp of Russia’s uber-patriotic state ceremonies commemorating the Soviet contribution to victory in World War II, more than 100 people across the country were detained for using the occasion to take a stand against the invasion of Ukraine.

U.S. experts warn the public about the spread of ticks as they carry new deadly diseases. Here's how you can avoid them.

A former top manager of LUKoil, Aleksandr Subbotin, has reportedly died under strange circumstances, the latest in a series of mysterious deaths of Russian businessmen since Moscow launched its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine on February 24.

Talk about a fun surprise on Mother's Day! You have to see @BrookeRadio's new tattoo!

It looks more like "when," not "if," for Finnish and Swedish membership of NATO. RFE/RL maps out the next crucial weeks of decision-making for the Nordic pair as the military alliance inches closer to expansion from 30 to 32 members following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

We've talked before about how Illinois has remarkably few things that can sting, bite, suck the blood out of, or otherwise hurt you. Sure, there are a few rattlesnakes in parts of the state, some bark scorpions hang out in our forested areas, and we've got deer ticks, but otherwise we're pretty creepy-crawly free in the Land of Lincoln.

As the new financial year approaches, SMSF professionals have been reminded on where the licensing line sits in relation to SMSF tax planning discussions. In a recent webinar, Smarter SMSF chief exec

Montenegrin Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic has welcomed the arrest of Commercial Court of Montenegro President Blaz Jovanic, saying it was "good for the state."

He did not declare a general mobilization for all-out war against Ukraine. He did not declare victory over Ukraine in the war that is now in its 75th day. He did not even make one of the Kremlin's declared goals for the war -- "de-Nazification" -- a central trope of his speech.

Prague's city council has decided to posthumously strip of the honorary citizenship granted to Marshal Ivan Konev that the Soviet military official was originally granted in 1945.