You might have heard people talk about the ‘headache bone’, that spot at the base of your skull where headaches seem to brew. But it’s not actually a bone causing the problem.
Although that area involves the occipital bone, it also involves…
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A Push to Remove Symbols of Imperial Russia Divides Odesa, Ukraine
The writer Isaac Babel is memorialized in the act of creative thinking, eyes on the horizon and pen resting on a stack of paper, in a bronze statue in downtown Odesa — his home city on Ukraine’s Black Sea shore.
The statue may soon be…
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Philippine cardinal – on Trump as pope: it’s not funny
Philippine Cardinal Pablo Virgilio Siongco David has admonished US President Donald Trump, who recently published a portrait of himself as Pope. According to the Catholic cleric, ‘it’s not funny.’
‘With all…
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Israeli Patriot Missile System Heads to Ukraine, Pending US Approval
A US-made Patriot missile system based in Israel is expected to be sent to Ukraine, The New York Times reported Sunday, May 4, citing American and Israeli officials. The move, aimed at boosting Ukraine’s air defenses, still requires…
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Kursk operation has achieved most of its objectives in nine months – Ukraine’s commander-in-chief
Oleksandr Syrskyi. Photo: Syrskyi
Oleksandr Syrskyi, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, has stated that the operation in Russia’s Kursk Oblast, ongoing for nine months, has achieved most of its objectives…
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Europe Is Dangerously Dependent on Trump and Musk in Space Technology
On March 30, a German start-up launched a rocket designed to place small satellites into orbit from Europe. Taking off from Norway’s Andøya spaceport above the Arctic Circle, it was the first-ever attempt to reach orbit from anywhere in…
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Tourist boats capsize in sudden storm in southwest China, leaving 10 dead : NPR
In this photo released by Xinhua News Agency, rescuers conduct a search and rescue operation at one of the two passenger…
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Simion’s victory in Romania will destabilise NATO’s eastern flank
The victory of far-right candidate George Simion in Romania’s presidential election could destabilise NATO’s eastern flank and swell the ranks of Eurosceptics in the European Union, Reuters writes, citing…
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Zelensky testing US patience jailed MP
The Ukrainian leader realizes Washington still needs him and he is becoming more authoritarian, Aleksandr Dubinsky has said
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky is testing America’s tolerance for abuses of power by sanctioning his critics, jailed…
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With Access to Europe’s Rights Court Lost, How Can Russians Still Seek Justice on the International Stage?
Karinna Moskalenko is a prominent Russian human rights lawyer known for defending journalists, activists and opposition politicians.
She has decades of experience working with international human rights institutions and is widely…
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