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Serhiy Nikitenko, editor of the Kherson-based news site Most, spoke with Radio NV on Oct. 26 about where evacuated residents of Oleshky might be taken, why the situation could turn into a tragedy for Kherson, and whether Russia will actually observe a temporary ceasefire.
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Local police, bomb detection teams and dog squads were deployed at schools, with school authorities taking precautionary measures.
Opening on Oct. 30 with “American Hostage,” honoring “Toy Boy” showrunner Ronan Bennett and “Money Heist” star Alvaro Morte, the fourth edition of South International Series Festival weighs in with a…
Mumbai: The proposed 3,000-MW pumped storage power project of Torrent Power in Karjat taluka of Raigad district has triggered a political confrontation in Maharashtra, with environmental activists and…
The operation, code-named "Veles," involved an underground advance of more than 15 kilometers (9 miles), according to Zelensky.
By the afternoon, the election commission recorded the highest turnout since the start of records in 1973. This could be detrimental to incumbent Netanjahu, an expert believes.
The World Bank Group has invited the President of the Graduate Students Association of Ghana (GRASAG), Richard Class-Peters, to participate in an international conference in Italy focused on skills…
