It's been two months since Russia invaded Ukraine to push back against alleged NATO encroachments and bring back into the fold an important region of the former Soviet Union and the late Czarist Russian Empire. Of course, some say that Russia’s invasion really began when troops...
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Incumbent President Emmanuel Macron decisively defeated his far-right rival Marine Le Pen in Sunday’s presidential runoff, a vote closely watched around the globe due to its impact on the country’s future, the European Union and NATO, ABC News reported. Macron secured 59 percent of the vote...
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Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández appeared virtually before a US court over the weekend, following his extradition to the United States where he faces multiple charges related to drug trafficking, CNN reported. Hernández was extradited to the US on Friday, a month after Honduras’ top...
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British lawmakers approved an investigation into whether Prime Minister Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament about parties at his offices at Downing Street that violated pandemic lockdown rules, BBC reported. The probe is part of the “Partygate” scandal that has embroiled the prime minister and other officials...
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Russia wants to seize "complete control" of eastern and southern Ukraine, in part so it can access Moldova, according to a Russian commander, raising fears that the war could spill beyond Ukrainian borders, the Washington Post added. Lawmakers from Latvia and Estonia officially declared...
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An international research team developed a novel system that can store solar energy in liquid form for 18 years and release it when needed, the Independent reported. Named molecular solar thermal energy storage (MOST), the technology uses a specially designed molecule of carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen,...
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