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Those living near borders know that the line separating their country from their neighbour can sometimes create absurd situations. This is evidenced by the Haskell Library and Opera House caught up in the diplomatic spat between Canada and the United States.

Nikita Kasap, a 17-year-old sixth former from the American state of Wisconsin, has been arrested for murdering his own parents.

A Russian Tu-22M3 bomber, carrying Kh-22 missiles, was destroyed by Ukrainian armed forces.

"Come and see" the war in Ukraine... That’s Zelensky's call to Trump. An invitation broadcasted in an interview recorded before the Russian attack on Sumy on Sunday, 13th April. A call even more audible in the face of outrage.

It's in the municipality of Montgomery Township (Pennsylvania) that this marking is causing a stir.

A drop in oil prices, driven by the trade war initiated by Donald Trump, could limit Vladimir Putin’s ability to continue financing the war in Ukraine.

The United States has requested control of a pipeline in Ukraine that was once used to transport Russian gas to Europe.

A plan proposed by Steve Witkoff, the US special envoy, would allow Russia to retain control over four regions partially seized by Vladimir Putin’s forces over three years of conflict.

Several dozen earthquakes have been recorded in Alaska near a volcano that experts say could soon erupt.

NATO has expressed concern over the possibility that Russia might detonate nuclear bombs in space — a move that could damage thousands of satellites orbiting Earth.

Tesla has been forced to stop taking orders for two of its models in China as the automaker struggles to adapt to tariffs imposed by Donald Trump.

Ukraine needs military help from the West to push back Moscow. Quick peace is not in sight at the moment, said German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius during a meeting of the Ukraine Defence Contact Group.