A rare snowfall blanketing the Taklimakan Desert of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in northwest China has created stunning and picturesque winter scenes, wowing local residents and visitors
Dramatic bodycam footage released after Ukraine helicopter crash
Police in Ukraine release dramatic bodycam footage of the immediate aftermath of Wednesday’s helicopter crash outside Kyiv
Defense chiefs fail to resolve dispute on whether to send German tanks to Ukraine
Defense leaders meeting at a US air base in on Germany on Friday failed to resolve divisions over providing advanced battle tanks to Ukraine after more than five hours of discussions about sending more military aid to the embattled country in its war w…
Two brothers in Sweden jailed on charges of spying for Russia
In Sweden, two brothers have been sent to prison after being found guilty of spying for Russia over a period of ten years. Both have consistently denied the charges.
Social media influencer Tate’s detention is extended til 27 Feb
A Romanian court has extended the police detention of social media influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan. The pair will stay in custody until 27 February, as investigations continue over allegations of rape and exploitation.
Putin Henchmen Threaten ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Dead U.S. Troops – The Daily Beast
Putin Henchmen Threaten ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Dead U.S. Troops The Daily BeastRussian patriarch gives doomsday warning to Moscow’s rivals Anadolu Agency | EnglishView Full Coverage on Google News
Woman dead, suspect in custody after seemingly unprovoked Toronto attack
Toronto police have taken a suspect into custody after an elderly woman was killed in a seemingly unprovoked attack in broad daylight.
New measures won’t help N.S. hospitals, doctors say
A group of Halifax emergency room doctors have written an open letter to Premier Tim Houston, saying new measures intended to help hospitals won’t address the root of the problem unless more beds are made available to speed up access to care.
Danielle Smith staffer challenged border blockade cases: sources
A staffer in Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s office sent emails to the Alberta Crown Prosecution Service challenging prosecutors’ assessment of Coutts border blockade cases, sources tell CBC News.