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The former Prime Ministers return and recent remarks in the Lords suggest a clear interest in being NATOs next secretary general, writes Eliot Wilson

Standardbred Canada is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2023 O’Brien Awards, honouring Canada’s best in harness racing over the past season.

US, British and French ships have all seen action

The occupiers were stunned in the territory from Melitopol to Henichesk and Dzhankoi.

"This strategic retreat has become inevitable for the Russian Black Sea fleet," strategic analyst Frederik Mertens told Newsweek.

Key developments on Dec. 15: Military intelligence: Putin exaggerates number of Russian troops in Ukraine Ukraine to focus on domestic arms production in 2024, defense minister says Von der Leyen: EU to find 'operational solution' for Ukraine funding by next Council meeting Military: Russian sabotage groups tried to enter Ukraine 7 times in last 2 weeks Belarus launches sudden readiness check of air defenses. There are around 450,000 Russian troops deployed in Ukraine, rather than 617,...

His annual press conference was a sign of renewed confidence in Russia's offensive – but the conflict is not all going Putin's way

With the failure of Zelensky’s offensive there can be no doubt that there is a stalemate now. Perfect conditions for unofficial ceasefires and fraternisation, argues <strong>Jack Conrad</strong>

Vladimir Putin says more than 600,000 Russian soldiers are in Ukraine, almost twice the number he started the war with. His “freeloading” adversary will soon run out of Western support. And in a sign of his growing confidence at his traditional end-of-year press conference, he insists that Ukraine’s forces have “failed everywhere” in their counter-offensive. But as the snow starts to fill trenches at the end of a second year of fighting he initially expected to...

"We are interested in direct deals with British manufacturers, ready to sign long-term contracts," Defense Minister Rustem Umerov noted.