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Biden on Bloody Sunday anniversary: ‘The right to vote is the most fundamental’
President Joe Biden released a statement Sunday commemorating the 57th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” and vowing to protect voting rights and election integrity in the U.S. The
WNBA star Brittney Griner arrested in Russia on drug charges 2022
The arrest came as tensions between Moscow and the West have soared over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine It said an expert had determined that the
Neighbours axed after 37 years as Australian soap fails to find new broadcaster
Neighbours has announced it will cease production of the long-running Australian soap in June. The future of the show had been in doubt after Channel
World Book Day: Royal Mail unveil special postboxes and new post stamps
The postboxes highlight lines from books by writers including Greg James and Chris Smith, Nadiya Hussain, Dara McAnulty and Martin Waddell, with work of art
Viral pic appears to show notes on Raisi’s reply to indirect US message
According to Tasnim News Agency, from the content of the notes in the picture, it could be understood that President Ebrahim Raisi set three conditions
UN says 100k Ukrainians fled after Russia attack
Several thousand Ukrainians have crossed into neighbouring countries, mainly Moldova and Romania, while an estimated 100,000 have fled their homes and are uprooted in the
Iran voices regret over Ukraine hostilities, calls for ceasefire
Saeed Khatibzadeh said Tehran is following the developments in the country with concern. He said, “Unfortunately provocative moves by NATO spearheaded by the US have
Shamkhani: West should learn lesson from Ukraine crisis
“The financial markets’ fall and the sharp rise in energy prices due to the crisis in the easternmost part of Europe showed that instability and
U.S. expects Ukraine capital to fall in days
One former senior U.S. intelligence officer with extensive experience dealing with Russia expressed a similar sentiment. “The military may last slightly longer,” the former intelligence
