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Russia has lost 5,937 troops during the fighting Ukraine, Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu has said

Lizz Truss, who has already promised tax cuts worth £30 billion ($34 billion), reversing a one-year moratorium on green energy levies, is also mulling temporarily cutting the VAT by five percent.

Morrison government refused to sign Leaders’ Pledge for Nature in 2020 but Anthony Albanese signals environment is back as priority

Bread prices in the EU hit record highs in August, Eurostat reports, marking an average year-on-year surge of 18%

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss said on Tuesday that a trade agreement with the United States is not foreseen in the coming years.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has reiterated that it is 'closely' following the investigation into figure skater Kamila Valieva

A Cold War between China and the US would be a disaster for the entire world, China’s foreign ministry has said

The UK's embargo on energy imports has helped send the price of oil and natural gas soaring, with a knock-on effect on the broader inflation rate, now at 10 percent

The Russia maintains a multilevel dialogue and coordination with Sudan, while Moscow consistently advocates for speedy normalization of the political situation in the North African country, Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday.

Russian football union accuses Oleksandr Petrakov of discrimination and political bias

Former President Trump’s favorability rating has dropped to a new low after slowly trickling down over the past few months.

As Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine continues, western countries keep introducing and proposing new sanctions against Moscow even as their officials admit that these measures are backfiring on their economies.

French President Emmanuel Macron has proposed settling migrants in rural areas that are in demographic decline

About 9.5 million people in western Japan were ordered to evacuate as extremely strong typhoon Nanmadol approaches, Japanese broadcaster NHK reported on Monday, citing local government officials.

Thousands of French troops are being stationed in Africa's Sahel region on the pretext of fighting terrorism. However, over the past years, the French presence has become more and more unpopular among Africans.