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The Ukrainian Air Force announced on Thursday that 17 Russian drones were shot down around Odesa

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss disagreements in bilateral relations

U.S. warships pass through or fly over the strait about once a month, sometimes accompanied by Navy patrol aircraft

North Macedonia's political landscape has been significantly impacted by the rise in nationalist fervor, with the right-wing VMRO-DPMNE party emerging victorious in both presidential and parliamentary elections

The European Union reaches a preliminary agreement to use revenues from blocked Russian central bank assets to support Ukraine's defense operations

CIA Director Bill Burns and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talk about suspending military operations in Gaza's Rafah sector in exchange for the release of Hamas hostages

Ukraine's parliament passes a law allowing inmates to join the military forces as a crucial step to strengthen the country's defensive capabilities

Serbian President Vucic warmly welcomes Chinese President Xi Jinping on his two-day visit, reinforcing ties and signing a joint agreement to deepen their comprehensive strategic partnership

The church, which opposes the Pashinyan administration's efforts to demarcate the border with Azerbaijan, has started marches to the capital Yerevan

Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti stands firm against a condition set by France and Germany for Council of Europe membership, highlighting Kosovo's eligibility and rejecting tie-ins with the 'Serbian Municipalities Association'

ByteDance's lawsuit alleges that the newly enacted law portrays its TikTok ownership as a national security risk, aiming to bypass First Amendment protections, while denouncing the law as 'obviously unconstitutional'

Politicians in Germany have been linked to far-right figures who advocate the ideology of Nazism. Some German politicians are in contact with far-right and racist groups

Sea Watch condemns the move as 'an act of cowardice and cynicism,' vowing to continue aerial missions to assist migrants despite the restrictions

Chancellor Scholz backs Bosnia and Herzegovina's sovereignty, urges EU accession progress, discusses Ukraine solidarity, and affirms truth on Srebrenica in a meeting with chairman of Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Unable to withstand the international community's outcry, the US halts arms supplies to Israel on the grounds that it opposes attacks on Rafah

Malaysian Commodities minister says ‘China’s panda diplomacy inspired orangutan diplomacy’ in palm oil pitch

US revokes export licenses of companies selling chips for computers and mobile phones to Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei

UK-based pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is embroiled in a class-action lawsuit over the COVID-19 vaccine, with claimants alleging both the loss of loved ones and serious health issues caused by the vaccine

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders introduces resolution condemning anti-Semitism, Islamophobia and bigotry on college campuses

Russia has targeted the country's energy infrastructure in its attacks on different regions of Ukraine

'They have their fingerprints over in many ways a crime scene,' the former top U.N. official says, pointing out the U.S., Germany, U.K. and France