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Ukraine’s parliament appointed Major General Khmara as defense minister with 312 votes, following weeks of protests over Fedorov’s dismissal. Khmara’s appointment also faced a legal hurdle because Ukrainian law requires the defense minister to be a civilian.
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Fifty years ago, a heated debate erupted over Israelis leaving the country. Some called for them to be punished: 'To chastise them with harsh criticism, so they know the stigma of desertion is etched…
A day after extremists attacked his hasidim in Jerusalem, the Karlin-Stolin Rebbe praises their resolve, but warns 'use of force is not the way of the Torah.'
People have moved off-grid because electricity has become expensive and unreliable.
ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Wednesday filed a petition in the Supreme Court, seeking a review and recall of the SC order to shift incarcerated former prime minister Imran Khan to Islamabad’s…
The company is being sued in California by 29 US states for deceiving consumers and violating federal child protection laws by exposing young users to violent or sexual content and addiction risks.
The Emirates has long been a major trading hub for Iran, and analysts say it has been key to Iranian efforts to evade international sanctions, which the country denies.
