How the US and UK launched Houthi strikes
Rishi Sunak described it as “limited, necessary and proportionate action” – but the strikes against the Houthis were still extensive.
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Are the shipping attacks in the Red Sea having an impact on prices?
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South Korean spies reveal North’s likely next leader – Nikkei Asia
South Korea’s intelligence agency named Kim Jong-un’s daughter, Kim Ju-ae, as his likely successor as head of the DPRK, the outlet reports Read Full Article at RT.com
Covid vaccine pioneer dies
Boris Naroditsky helped develop the Russian Sputnik-V coronavirus shot and was the founding father of the adenovirus vector platform Read Full Article at RT.com
Natalia Grace’s adoptive parents accused her of being an adult. She says a DNA test confirmed her real age — here’s what the results actually mean.
Ukrainian orphan Natalia Grace took a DNA test in "Natalia Speaks" to find how old she is. But that’s not the whole story.
Don’t worry about US debt because household wealth is 4 times bigger, former Fed economist says
"Politics is the real threat, not the level of borrowing. A country that prioritizes the size of the federal debt has bad priorities."
Russia’s use of North Korean missiles in Ukraine will help the US figure out how effective they really are
Military analysts say Russia’s decision to fire some North Korean missiles at Ukraine will provide valuable insight into their capabilities.
Ukrainians dying trying to escape the country – The Times
At least 24 Ukrainians have died trying to flee to Romania, drowning in a border river or freezing to death, The Times has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
Indian foreign minister heads to Iran to discuss Red Sea crisis
In a visit to Tehran, India’s foreign minister to discuss ongoing war in Gaza and attacks on commercial ships by Yemen’s Houthi rebels Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump a ‘threat’ to Europe – ECB chief
Former US president Trump’s policies have never aligned with European interests, according to Christine Lagarde Read Full Article at RT.com