India’s Modi gives ‘wings’ to Russian-trained astronauts
Indian Prime Minister has unveiled the names of four Air Force pilots who will be sent to an orbit of 400km above the Earth Read Full Article at RT.com
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Russian companies embark on massive expansion to ‘friendly’ countries
Nearly 12,000 branches of Russian companies have opened in Serbia, the UAE, Armenia, and Kyrgyzstan since 2022, data has shown Read Full Article at RT.com
EU state threatens to ‘neutralize’ Russian region
The Russian exclave of Kaliningrad will be “neutralized” if Moscow “dares to challenge NATO,” Lithuania’s envoy to Sweden says Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | After ‘whites only’ party plan, Russians, Ukrainians told to leave Sri Lanka
Amid a furore around race, a Sri Lankan minister gave citizens of both Russia and Ukraine until 7 March to leave the country – but the country’s president still wants a word about that.
Senegalese president vows to leave office amid election turmoil
Senegal’s president says he will not stay in power beyond April 2 and that the country’s delayed election will be held around July Read Full Article at RT.com
All passengers survive after helicopter crashes into building
A tourist helicopter in Colombia crashed into a building moments after taking off – but all six people on board survived, according to reports.
5 Best VPN Services (2024): For Routers, PC, iPhone, Android, and More
It won’t solve all of your privacy problems, but a virtual private network can make you a less tempting target for hackers.
Family Dollar has agreed to pay $42 million after storing food and medicine in a warehouse with a severe rodent infestation
The DOJ said that Family Dollar’s $41.7 million payment represents the US’ largest-ever monetary criminal penalty in a food-safety case.
Exiled Chinese bloggers urged people back home to unfollow them, claiming police are checking individuals ‘one by one’
In separate posts, two Chinese bloggers in exile asked their social media followers to unfollow them, claiming Chinese police were checking accounts.
7.3 million students will be eligible for Pell Grants in the Education Department’s latest update to a key financial aid application
The Education Department announced an update to its FAFSA calculations to make more students eligible for financial aid without impacting the rollout.