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Russia Says 'No Reason' U.S. Can't Accept Iran's Final Nuclear Deal Notes
"The latest (and the last) Iranian drafting suggestions are not controversial," Russia's lead JCPOA negotiator Mikhail Ulyanov told Newsweek.
Russian 'Alligator' Helicopter Destroyed in Ukraine Airstrike: Military
The "Alligator" is an attack helicopter operated by the Russian Air Force that can destroy armored targets, low-speed aerial targets and military personnel.
Taiwan's Best Fighter Jet Compared to China's J-20 Mighty Dragon
Taiwan deployed six of its most powerful jets late Wednesday in response to ongoing drills from Beijing's fighters.
Did Putin Fire Black Sea Commander After Massive Losses? What We Know
The Russian state-owned news agency Ria Novosti reported the news of the new commander, citing unnamed sources in the Black Sea Fleet.
Russian Robot-Dog Weapons Look a Lot Like Those in Netflix's "Black Mirror"
The arms-capable robotic dog Russia unveiled on Monday at a conference may look familiar to fans of the dystopian Netflix anthology series.
China Joining Russia Military Exercise to Help Address 'Security Threats'
Military exercises will take place in eastern Russia for the first time since 2018, the year that Chinese troops first participated.
Starving Elephants Trample Three to Death While Searching for Food
"The three people, killed on the spot, were chased down by the herd," a forest officer said.
Foreign Fighters From U.S., Other Countries Put Lives on Line for Ukraine
"We've come here because we want to be here," a foreign fighter from the U.K. told Newsweek. "We're defenders, not aggressors, and that's why we'll win."
Scientists Discover Monkeys Use Stones as Sex Toys
Researchers have found that long-tailed macaques in Indonesia use stone tools to masturbate, in a rare occurrence of tool use for sexual pleasure.
Giant Squid With Fist-Sized Beak Discovered Washed Up on Beach
The carcass was found on a beach near Cape Town, South Africa, with its huge eye and beak intact.
North Korea Resumes Missile Tests After COVID 'Victory'
Pyongyang's state news agency cheered strongman leader Kim Jung Un last week for leading the the country through the public health crisis.
Dad With 'No Signs' of Cancer Given Weeks to Live on Baby's First Birthday
U.K. dad Dean Whelan was diagnosed with the disease after experiencing symptoms just a couple of months ago.
Wolves Still on Run After 'Malicious' Incident at Controversial Zoo
The Greater Vancouver Zoo said police are investigating the suspicious incident which saw the wolves roaming free outside their enclosure.
TikToker Spearfishing in a National Park Arrested After Sharing Clip Online
The tourist was arrested in Thailand after filming himself with various fish on a boat in a national park, where fishing is illegal in the country.
If Biden Wants to Talk Nuclear Weapons, China Says U.S. Needs Less of Them
A U.S. official argued China had a "responsibility" to discuss arms control; a Chinese official called it an attempt to "deflect blame and distract attention."
Syria Demands U.S. Withdraw Forces 'Immediately' After Rocket Strike
The Syrian government has long considered the presence of U.S. troops illegal.
Ukraine Mocks Russia's HIMARS Claims: 'Just Laugh'
Ukrainian defense minister Oleksiy Reznikov told the Voice of America that none of the U.S.-supplied weapons have been lost.
China Fires Warning Shot at Next U.K. PM About Taiwan 'Red Line'
Chinese envoy Zheng Zeguang said Britain's China policy is being "followed closely from all quarters."
Putin Promises Russian Mothers $16K for Having Ten Children
The United Nations has predicted that in a worst-case scenario Russia's population could almost halve by the start of the next century.
Great White Shark the Size of a 'Four-Wheel Drive' Attacks Teen Fishing
Luke Pascoe was rescued by his best friend after the shark sank its teeth into his leg.
UN Report Points to Modern Slavery Practice in China's Xinjiang
Governments and rights groups are still waiting for a long overdue assessment by the UN's top human rights official, Michelle Bachelet.
Blast May Have Killed 100 Russian Soldiers in Occupied Luhansk: Governor
A Ukrainian regional governor says Russian troops are becoming increasingly careless in Ukraine's east, adding to morale issues.