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Levada Center polling shows 67% of Russians back peace talks — a record high — as Russia's National Wealth Fund falls to $45B and defense eats 40% of the federal budget.
A New Mexico jury found Meta liable for misleading users about platform safety and enabling child exploitation, ordering $375 million in damages — a precedent-setting verdict that could expose the social media industry to billions in future liability.
"Glory to Ukraine" became one of the most recognized phrases of the Russia-Ukraine war. But what does it actually mean, what's the correct response, and what's the real history behind a phrase that's both ancient and newly controversial?
A Ukrainian maritime drone hit a Russian shadow-fleet tanker carrying 140,000 tons of crude in the Black Sea on March 26. Ukraine has disrupted roughly 40% of Russia's oil export capacity.
Russia controls roughly 20 percent of Ukraine's internationally recognized territory as of 2026 — an area the size of Louisiana. Here's what Russia holds, how it got there, and what the war has cost both sides.
VP Vance landed in Islamabad on Wednesday for talks with PM Sharif as Trump's 5-day ceasefire window expires Saturday. Oil is near $100; 59% of Americans now oppose the war.
A US-Israeli strike killed IRGC Navy commander Alireza Tangsiri on Day 27. Iran launched 14 missiles at Israel; 3 hit near Beersheba, killing 4 civilians.
Ukraine has been called Ruthenia, Malorossiya, the Borderland, and the Ukrainian SSR — each name carrying political weight that still echoes today. Here's the real history behind what Ukraine was called and why it matters.
Mojtaba Khamenei has made his first public declaration as Iran's Supreme Leader, ordering the Strait of Hormuz blockade to continue even as Trump's deadline for reopening expired — and Brent crude hovers above $115.
The European Council approved a €90 billion support loan for Ukraine on March 19, with the first disbursement expected in early April — the largest single financial commitment to Ukraine since the war began.
Western intelligence agencies have confirmed Russia is supplying Iran with real-time targeting intelligence on American planes and warships in the Persian Gulf — a direct escalation of the Russia-U.S. proxy confrontation that carries significant military and diplomatic consequences.
Mark Carney unveiled CAD $35 billion for Arctic icebreakers and bases as NATO ran 25,000-troop exercises in Greenland responding to Trump's annexation rhetoric.