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Torrential rains have hit China’s wheat fields at harvest time, leaving crops waterlogged and moldy in the country’s

Violence escalated in northern Kosovo, where local Serb protesters clashed with police and later with NATO-led peacekeepers, leaving

South Africa’s government will provide diplomatic immunity to attendees of two meetings of officials from the BRICS group

Vladimir Putin will not be willing to negotiate while still trying to win the war in Ukraine, the European Union’s top diplomat Josep Borrell has said. “[Vladimir] Putin has amassed over 300,000 men there, twice as many as he had when he launched the invasion,” he told reporters after an event in Barcelona, pointing to the “enormous” Russian military presence in Ukraine. Mr Borrell said he was “not optimistic” about what could happen to change the situation this summer. At least one person was killed and four injured overnight in Kyiv after Russia continued with its overnight attacks for the third night running. This comes as Russia dispatched units of its airborne troops and motorised rifle units to Bakhmut as private mercenary convicts from the Wagner Group started to exit the frontline city. “Yes, there (in Bakhmut) rotational measures are taking place due primarily to the large losses of the Wagner criminal group. They are forced to do this,” Ukrainian military spokesperson Serhiy Cherevaty said. The war combat dynamics have remained mostly the same in recent days, he added. Read More Russia hits Kyiv in pre-dawn attack as air defenses work to stop relentless bombardment Ukraine warns of revenge attacks after wave of Russian missile strikes on Kyiv Ukraine vows to destroy Russian ‘rapists’ and ‘murderers’ in latest action movie-style trailer

Several residential buildings were damaged as a result of a Tuesday morning drone attack on Moscow, the city’s

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President Joe Biden and his European allies have repeatedly stressed their desire to “de-risk,” not “decouple,” from the

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has promised a team with “international credibility” to manage the nation’s finances. Given

Asian equities were poised for a cautious open Tuesday as White House and Republican congressional leaders stepped up