British Storm Shadow cruise missiles have been fired at targets inside Russia in response to the deployment of North Korean troops by Moscow in its war on Ukraine, Bloomberg reported.

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Russia fired an intercontinental ballistic missile at Ukraine for the first time, Kyiv said.

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Western countries are looking to Azerbaijan to help end their reliance on Moscow’s fossil fuels with a string of natural gas agreements.

The deals could ultimately benefit Russia.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin gifted North Korea more than 70 zoo animals, including an African lion, two brown bears and two yaks, as a sign of support.

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Keir Starmer defended Britain's support for Ukraine as "proportionate" and legal today after reports that UK-donated missiles were fired on Russian territory.

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🚨 BREAKING: The ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over war crimes in Gaza.

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Britain's armed forces would be ready to fight their Russian counterparts "tonight" if Vladimir Putin invades another Eastern European nation, a top UK military chief said today.

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Argentinian President Javier Milei presented Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni with a bizarre gift: A chainsaw-wielding figurine of … himself.

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Consigning aged warships, helicopters and drones to the scrapheap won’t mean any jobs are lost in Britain's armed forces and will free up cash for future investments, Maria Eagle, the UK's defense procurement minister, said today.

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President Vladimir Putin confirmed that Russia fired a new hypersonic intermediate-range ballistic missile into Ukraine yesterday in response to Kyiv’s use of advanced weapons provided by the US and UK earlier this week, marking another escalation in the intensifying war.

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On the eve of another European winter, one of Russia’s most skilled, stealthy hacking groups is targeting the Continent’s energy infrastructure.

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A dispute over how far Greece should go in rebuilding ties with its archenemy Turkey is exposing major fault lines in the ruling party in Athens.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will invite Benjamin Netanyahu to Hungary as a middle finger to the International Criminal Court over its arrest warrant for the Israeli leader.

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The International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu over alleged war crimes in Gaza this week.

Which European countries would he be handcuffed in? And where is he still welcome?

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned that there is a "serious and real" threat of global war after this week's major escalation in the conflict in Ukraine.

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From assassination plots to incendiary bombs, Russian aggression is escalating across Europe.

Is the West too afraid to act?

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COMMENTARY: In a world where states are trying to harm one another, and countries like Russia and China prefer doing so by using nonmilitary tools, private companies are suddenly finding themselves on the front line.

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Ukrainian boxing icon Wladimir Klitschko accused American podcaster Joe Rogan of spreading Russian propaganda on his show — and dared Rogan to invite him on for a chat.

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A British man fighting for Ukraine has been captured by Russian forces in the Kursk region.

A video shows a question-and-answer session with a captive man, who identifies himself as 22-year-old James Scott Rhys Anderson.

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The UK is imposing fresh sanctions on 30 oil tankers from Russia’s so-called shadow fleet as it tries to squeeze Vladimir Putin’s funding of the war in Ukraine.

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