They say one person’s trash is another’s treasure, but a chunk of ‘rock’ used to keep a door open for decades is a treasure by pretty much anybody’s standard.
The 3.5-kilogram (7.7-pound) stone was found in a stream bed in southeast Romania by…
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Eating Too Much Salt? Potassium Chloride Could be a Healthier Alternative
In January 2025, the World Health Organization (WHO) released new guidelines recommending a switch from typical table salt to alternatives containing less sodium, aiming to reduce worldwide sodium intake by 30 percent in the next five years.
One…
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The aftermath of deadly Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities
Russia launched deadly drone attacks on Ukrainian cities over the weekend, killing at least six people and injuring dozens more. In Dnipro, four people were killed and more than 20 injured after Russian drones struck residential buildings, a…
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Putin ‘Remains Open’ to Speaking With Trump, Top Spokesman Says
The Kremlin said Monday that President Vladimir Putin “remains open” to speaking with Donald Trump after the U.S. president expressed frustration over stalled ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine.
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Sweden to provide Ukraine with largest military aid package worth $1.6bn
The Swedish Defence Ministry has announced the largest military aid package worth $1.6bn to Ukraine.
According to the head of the ministry, Paul Johnson, this is the largest aid package from Stockholm since the…
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Kremlin Condemns French Court Ruling Barring Le Pen From Office
The Kremlin on Monday criticized a French court’s decision to bar far-right leader Marine Le Pen from running for office for five years, calling it a politically motivated attack on democratic…
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Russia was ready to use nuclear weapons to defend Crimea in 2022
Journalists of The New York Times have reported that Russia was allegedly ready to use tactical nuclear weapons to defend Crimea in 2022.
According to the newspaper, this was allegedly said by General Sergey…
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Marine Le Pen’s allies in Russia and Hungary lash out at guilty verdict – POLITICO
Le Pen and her co-defendants were accused of illicitly siphoning European Parliament funds to pay for party employees who seldom (or never) dealt with affairs in Brussels or Strasbourg. The court estimated that the accused had embezzled more…
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No proof Russia behind Baltic Sea cable ruptures WSJ
Western officials earlier blamed Moscow for damage to subsea power and communications lines in the waterway, a notion Russia has repeatedly dismissed
Western investigators have found no evidence linking Russia to a series of ruptures in underwater…
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'No proof' Russia behind Baltic Sea cable ruptures – WSJ
Western officials earlier blamed Moscow for damage to subsea power and communications lines in the waterway, a notion Russia has repeatedly dismissed
Western investigators have found no evidence…
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