Page 3 - James Brooke News Today

For generations of Soviets, "crossing the Dnieper" evoked the epic 1943 battle that pitted 3 million Soviet soldiers against 1 million Nazi defenders. Eighty years later this month, Ukrainian soldiers

The move is a sign that Latin America, often taken for granted as Washington’s "backyard," is now part of a multi-polar world.

On the mysterious jungle-clad island of Borneo, to the east of mainland Malaysia, are the laid-back Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak...

“The war in Ukraine has led to unprecedented levels of Russian-Iranian cooperation in the military, economic, and political spheres,” the European Council on Foreign Relations warned last month in a

Noting that Vladimir Putin turned 71 last Saturday, some Kremlin propagandists are calling the Hamas attack on Israel “a birthday present for President Putin.” They predict this gift will distract

America’s big three social media companies — Meta’s Facebook, Google’s YouTube and X, formerly Twitter — ban or restrict posts by English-language Russian state propaganda outlets such as RT, Ria

Today in History 24 September: Get here what happened on 24 September related to famous personalities, Indian - World history events, birthdays, deaths, sports, politics, music etc.

Ukrainian rockets destroyed $1.5 billion worth of Russian warships and anti-aircraft systems in Crimea this week. Seen around the world, the dramatic videos of the fireballs and explosions will boost

IN 1963, the only few rare occasions when anyone anywhere else had heard of or seen Sarawak on the silver screen were short snippets of news and any world-shattering events taken mainly by news agencies and film studios such as Pathe (UK) and the BBC. They were filmed in black-and-white as colour wa

World Beyond War-Madison watch party for debate at WBW conference. RSVP for location: warabolition@gmail.com.