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The public debut of North Korean leader Kim Jong Uns 10-year-old daughter has not been well-received among the public suffering from hunger and poverty.

War experts are split over whether Ukraine should continue its tooth-and-nail defense of Bakhmut, a town of limited importance.

This vivid portrayal of the ideological vision motivating the CCP and its leadership, emphasized by primary sources that the author draws on, is worth looking into.

Vladimir Solovyov said on his radio show: "Are we being asked to go through with another Azovstal?"

The US MQ-9 drone has come under scrutiny as the Russian-origin Orion UAV is contrasted to see which is better.

Aiding Russia with weapons would ruin Chinas credibility as a potential peacemaker, one expert told Newsweek.

Ukrainians say Russia’s Wagner mercenary group is running low on fighters recruited from prisons, used in attacks on Bakhmut, where Ukraine has also endured heavy losses.

Mercenary fighters pose a challenge to Ukrainian troops. And the waves and waves of them sent forward have proved exhausting, resulting in staggering casualties on both sides.

Capturing the eastern Donetsk city is seen more as a symbolic victory for Moscow than a strategic one. For Kyiv, it's becoming a sign of its own resistance

The International Atomic Energy Agency last week warned that the situation at the plant, which Moscow seized soon after its invasion in February, was “precarious.”