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Between Ukraine’s law prohibiting military-age men from leaving the country and bureaucratic snafus, many commercial seafarers have had to resort to bribes in order to work.

Way back in May of 2013, geopolitical analyst Doug Bandow wrote an incendiary, yet not widely read, column for the conservative think tank the Cato Institute about South Koreas defense posture and its dependence on the United States for military preparedness. The title, and you wont believe it: “South Korea: Close Friend of the U.S., and a Defense Welfare Queen.” The subtitle: “Even if Seoul is improbably believed to be an essential ally, it does not require U.S. defense subsidies.”

Ukraine War: Russia lost a launcher from its mighty air defense system, the S-400 ‘Triumf’ in the east Ukrainian region of Zaporizhzhia.

The situation in the Belarusian direction remains fully controlled as no movement of enemy military equipment is being observed near the border. — Ukrinform.

On January 10, the Russian troops once again struck the border territories of Sumy and Chernihiv regions, northern Ukraine. A total of 42 strikes were recorded. — Ukrinform.

On Sunday, January 8, the Russian troops once again hit the border territories of Chernihiv region, northern Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

Denmarks Crown Prince Frederik has surprised royal fans the world over after showing off a surprising detail during a run with his wife Princess Mary and son Vincent in Sydney on Tuesday.

Will Russia announce the ‘evacuation’ from Melitopol?

A senior Ukrainian general has revealed Vladimir Putin could launch another brutal ground assault towards Kyiv on the one-year anniversary of the war.

Ukraine’s capital Kyiv woke to blasts and air raid sirens on Wednesday, while Belarus is being closely watched for any signs it is preparing for war.