British man jailed in Bali after death penalty charge dropped
A British man has been jailed in Bali for drug offences – and a charge that carried the death penalty was dropped.
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Russia reliable partner to Africa in strengthening sovereignty – Lavrov
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has pledged support for Africa in addressing challenges rooted in colonial-era influence Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia hits military targets in retaliation for Ukrainian ‘terrorist attacks’ – MOD
Backed by several European nations, Kiev is attempting to derail the ongoing peace talks, the Defense Ministry has said Read Full Article at RT.com
New Zealand teenager dies after being injured in viral tackling game
A 19-year-old has died in New Zealand after being critically injured in a viral tackling game during which participants run full speed at each other head-on.
News24 | Oh ship! Authorities plan vessel removal outside Norway man’s front door
A ship that made world headlines for running aground in Norway a stone’s throw from a house should be dragged loose within days, the head of the company managing the salvage operation said.
The CEO of a $6 billion fintech explains how the huge risk he took with thousands of banks paid off big
Some of the company’s early work with banks was "antagonistic," said Zach Perret on a podcast published Tuesday.
Classroom crush to face push: Key moments in the Macrons’ relationship
French President Emmanuel Macron has dismissed a video of him being pushed in the face by his wife as “nonsense”.
RT brings legendary Soviet war film to Mauritius
RT and Mosfilm have hosted a screening of the Soviet classic ‘The Cranes Are Flying’ in Mauritius in honor of the Allied victory in WWII Read Full Article at RT.com
Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ plan will ignite nuclear arms race – North Korea
North Korea has criticized the proposed US Golden Dome anti-ballistic missile system for instigating a nuclear arms race Read Full Article at RT.com
Putin said Russia needs to ‘strangle’ Western tech firms still operating in the country
Putin said he wanted to suffocate the firms after a Russian business leader complained that Microsoft and Zoom were eating into the local market.