In his much-awaited interview with Tucker Carlson, Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned President Joe Biden, spoke about past Democrat presidents and the CIA, while praising George W. Bush and gushing over the “very smart” Elon Musk.
A supplemental spending agreement that included funding for Taiwan, Israel, and Ukraine as well as an ambitious immigration and border security bill that faced strong resistance from Republicans in both houses was not approved by the Senate on Wednesday.
Senators release the highly anticipated 118-billion-dollar legislative package that pairs border enforcement with wartime aid for U.S. allies like Israel and Ukraine but it’s being met with widespread opposition from the Republican side.
A Ukrainian rocket struck a bakery in a Russian-occupied city that resulted in at least 28 people being killed.
European Union leaders have agreed to another financial aid package for Ukraine.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry was purportedly informed by the ambassador of Ukraine to Beijing that Kyiv is “committed to the one-China principle,” claiming that Taiwan is a province of China while rejecting the existence of the state of Taiwan.
The Turkish Parliament has officially approved Sweden’s North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) membership bid after months of deliberation.
The investigation into the Biden family’s alleged corruption in Ukraine takes another turn as a former Ukrainian lawmaker comes forward with shocking new evidence.
A former Russian mayor who was found guilty of bribery had his prison sentence shortened after agreeing to fight alongside the nation’s military in Ukraine.
A former mayor of Russia who was found guilty of bribery had his prison sentence shortened after agreeing to fight alongside Russia’s military in Ukraine.