Russia continues to make gains in Bakhmut, ISW reports
Russia continues to make gains in Bakhmut, but is suffering “significant” casualties in the process, the Institute for the Study of War, a US thinktank, says in its latest update.
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The leak of highly classified US documents is a "very serious" security risk, the Pentagon's top spokesman said on Monday.
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Malta orders ships not to help boat in distress with 400 people onboard
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The hypersonic hydrogen-powered jet aiming to cut flights from Europe to Australia to just 4 hours
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How an EU-project is helping Brussels tap into its geothermal potential
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Britain's growing slavery problem fuelled by 'culture of fear', say experts
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'The exam was stopped 7 times': Foreign students angry at being forced to return to Ukraine for test
Foreign students from African and Asian countries who fled Ukraine when Russia started its illegal invasion have complained they were forced to return to the war-torn country to take key exams.