Under the cover of night, Current Time correspondent Oleksiy Prodayvoda and cameraman Mykola Ryzhchenko are heading to the front line in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region.
They’re traveling with Ukraine’s 35th Marine Infantry Brigade in an armored…
Under the cover of night, Current Time correspondent Oleksiy Prodayvoda and cameraman Mykola Ryzhchenko are heading to the front line in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region.
They’re traveling with Ukraine’s 35th Marine Infantry Brigade in an armored…
Current Time correspondent Oleksiy Prodayvoda and cameraman Mykola Ryzhchenko spent a day with a Ukrainian reconnaissance team on the front line in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region. They watched as the team located a Russian artillery gun and…
A 242-million-year-old fossil found on a beach in Devon, England, is changing what we know about lizard evolution. A new study, published in Nature, details how this ancient reptile is giving scientists new insights into why lizards became the…
Poland downs drones in its airspace, becoming first NATO member to fire during war in Ukraine Reuters
The term “right to disconnect” is still unfamiliar in Canada—and the same is true in the United States. The situation is very different in Europe, where it has not only become a fundamental right for workers but also an ally for companies,…
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at NATO intercepting Russian drones over Poland, the rise of France’s Block Everything movement, and deadly anti-government protests in Nepal.
Speaker Mike Johnson will lead members in a moment of silence on the House floor following the shooting of Charlie Kirk on Wednesday afternoon.
“We ask everyone to pray for him and his family,” the Louisiana Republican told reporters….
Early this morning, Russia sent a swarm of drones into Poland. The crisis of the NATO alliance that people on both sides of the Atlantic have been denying or trying to put off is now here: This is the moment when the world finds out whether the…