Trump says Putin wouldn't have invaded Ukraine if he was president
Former US President Donald Trump asserts that Vladimir Putin would not have invaded Ukraine had he remained in office, sparking debate over US foreign policy.
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Idaho murder suspect faces prison threats
Bryan Kohberger, accused of the Idaho student murders, is reportedly facing threats from fellow inmates as he awaits trial in a high-security prison.
Bryan Kohberger case: Prosecutor's key questions revealed
New details emerge as the prosecutor in the Bryan Kohberger case addresses critical questions surrounding the Idaho student murders.
Moscow bus passengers rush to bomb shelter after air raid alert
A chilling air raid alert in Moscow forced bus passengers to evacuate to a bomb shelter, sparking panic and confusion. Read the full story.
Kohberger faces inmate threats in Idaho prison
Accused Idaho murderer Bryan Kohberger is reportedly struggling with fellow inmates, facing threats and complaints in prison ahead of his trial.
North Korea Mocks Russia Over Ukraine War Losses
North Korea has ridiculed Russia for its staggering military losses in Ukraine, branding the situation 'humiliating' in a rare public critique of its ally.
Finland closes border with Russia over migrant crisis
Finland has closed its entire border with Russia, accusing Moscow of deliberately funneling migrants to destabilise the region. Helsinki claims this is a form of 'hybrid warfare' in retaliation for joining NATO.
Digital forensics key in Bryan Kohberger murder case
Investigators rely on digital forensics to build a strong case against Bryan Kohberger, accused of the brutal Idaho student murders.
Three injured in Times Square shooting
A shooting in New York City's iconic Times Square left three people injured, sparking panic among tourists and locals. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Putin: Trump could have ended Ukraine war in 24 days
Vladimir Putin asserts that Donald Trump could have swiftly resolved the Ukraine conflict if re-elected, as Kremlin officials reveal startling claims about US-Russia relations.
Times Square shooting leaves multiple injured
A shocking shooting in Times Square has left several people injured, with police scrambling to apprehend the suspects. Witnesses describe scenes of panic as crowds fled the iconic location.
Media pioneer Derk Sauer dies at 75
Derk Sauer, the Dutch-born media entrepreneur who transformed Russia's journalism landscape, has passed away at 75. His legacy includes founding The Moscow Times and shaping independent media in post-Soviet Russia.
Idaho murders: Kohberger demands crime scene photos
Accused killer Bryan Kohberger seeks access to graphic crime scene photos in the University of Idaho murders case, sparking legal debate.
Kohberger crime scene photos leaked in Idaho murders case
Exclusive details on the leaked crime scene photos from the Bryan Kohberger Idaho murders case, revealing disturbing new evidence.
Russia warns US over alleged spy plane near Cuba
Moscow accuses Washington of flying a spy plane near Cuba, raising tensions reminiscent of the Cold War era. Experts weigh in on the geopolitical implications.
Trump ally met Putin in Moscow amid Ukraine war
US property tycoon and Trump confidant Steve Witkoff held undisclosed talks with Vladimir Putin in Moscow, raising eyebrows amid the Ukraine conflict.
Trump envoy in Moscow as sanctions deadline looms
A high-profile envoy from Donald Trump has arrived in Moscow as tensions escalate over looming US sanctions against Russia. Will this diplomatic mission ease the standoff?
Kohberger stalked Idaho murder house before killings
New evidence suggests Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the Idaho student murders, entered the victims' home multiple times before the killings, stalking them in a chilling prelude to the crime.
Capitals' Russian players face backlash over Moscow trip
NHL team Washington Capitals under fire as Russian players visit Moscow during ongoing Ukraine conflict, sparking controversy and criticism.
Moscow Concert Hall Attack Trial Begins
Four suspected gunmen stand trial in Moscow over the deadly Crocus City Hall attack that shocked Russia. The trial could reveal new details about the ISIS-linked assault.
Idaho murder suspect's chilling mugshot revealed
The first official mugshot of Bryan Kohberger, the prime suspect in the Idaho student murders, has been released, sending shockwaves through the community.
John Terry's heartbreaking 2008 Champions League penalty miss
Relive the dramatic night in Moscow when John Terry's slip cost Chelsea the Champions League trophy. Discover the untold emotions and aftermath of that fateful penalty.
Soviet-era floating restaurant sinks in Moscow
A historic Soviet-era floating restaurant in Moscow has sunk into the Volga River, marking the end of an iconic landmark from Russia's past.
Kohberger allegedly kept victims' IDs in Idaho murder case
New revelations in the Idaho student murders case suggest Bryan Kohberger may have kept personal items from the victims, adding a chilling layer to the investigation.
Idaho Murder Victim's Mother Speaks Out as Kohberger Faces Trial
Stacy Chapin, mother of slain University of Idaho student Ethan Chapin, shares her family's anguish as accused killer Bryan Kohberger prepares for trial in the high-profile quadruple homicide case.
Russia accuses Ukraine of Luhansk 'terror attack'
Moscow claims Ukrainian forces targeted civilians in Luhansk, while Kyiv denies involvement. The incident fuels already heightened tensions between the two nations.
Kohberger's pre-murder traffic stops revealed
Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the Idaho student murders, was stopped by police twice before the killings. New details reveal the encounters occurred just weeks prior.
Cyber Attack Hits Moscow Airport, Disrupts Flights
A major cyber attack has disrupted operations at Moscow's busiest airport, causing flight delays and raising concerns about Russia's cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Lukashenko's mysterious flight to Moscow sparks speculation
Alexander Lukashenko's sudden arrival in Moscow on a Russian government plane raises questions amid strained Belarus-Russia relations.
Russia-North Korea Direct Flights Restart After Hiatus
Russia and North Korea have re-established direct flights, signalling potential shifts in tourism and diplomatic relations. Discover the implications of this surprising move.
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