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Ramzan Kadyrov Appears in Hospital Video Amid Health Speculation
A post has appeared on the Chechen leader's Telegram channel, saying that he is alive and well.
Russian Troops Reportedly Abandon Bakhmut Post Amid 'Hysterical' Orders
A group of Russian soldiers said in a video that they abandoned their equipment after being ordered to fight in the direction of the front lines near Bakhmut.
Iran President Says Militias Still Play Vital Role as He Rebuilds Arab Ties
"It is the right of the youth of those countries to have a defensive capacity," Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said in response to Newsweek's question.
Exclusive: Iranian President's Wife Says West's Feminist 'Violence' Won't Work in Iran
"Women in Iran have not fought for their rights because they already enjoy their rights," Jamileh Alamolhoda, wife of Iranian President Raisi, tells Newsweek.
Biden Walks A Careful Line Through Worsening Canada-India Tensions
The White House urged India to "fully cooperate" with Canada's probe into a Sikh leader's killing but emphasized the "strategic partnership" with New Delhi.
Gender Ideology Tensions in Schools Reach a Boiling Point
A massive nationwide march in Canada resulted in large gatherings and some arrests between protesters and counter-protesters.
Ancient Humans Made Mysterious 'Cup' From Dead Person's Skull
The "skull cup" was found in a cave where ancient humans modified the bones of the dead for thousands of years. But its function remains unclear.
'Saboteurs' Blow Up Two Planes and Helicopter Inside Russia: Kyiv
Russia has blamed Ukraine for a rise in attacks on its territory, many of which have struck military targets.
Bones Stored in Box for Decades Turn Out To Be Neanderthal Remains
Researchers have identified the remains of at least three Neanderthals who lived more than 50,000 years ago from bones found at a cave site.
How Ukraine's Crowdfunded Spy Tech Is Helping It Strike Russian Targets
The Finnish-made satellite had "a very important role" in Ukraine's recent attack on Russian vessels in Sevastopol, Kyiv's military intelligence agency said.
Stone Age Humans Were Smarter Than Previously Thought, Archaeologists Say
A discovery from the Kalambo Falls site in Zambia challenges the prevailing view that Stone Age humans were solely nomadic.
Putin Seeking Quick End to Ukraine War, Turkey's Leader Hints
"It's quite obvious that this war is going to last a long time," Turkey's leader, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, said on Monday.
Fear of Russian Nuclear Escalation Still Impeding Military Aid to Ukraine
"The threat of nuclear escalation proved to be the most powerful instrument in Russia's military toolkit," a war analyst tells Newsweek.
Woman Mauled by Her Own Dogs as Neighbors Watch
The woman, who suffered major blood loss and serious bite wounds, is recovering in the hospital days later.
Multiple Explosions Rock Crimea as Drones, Missiles Target Airfield
Video shows smoke rising in the Russian-occupied peninsula on Wednesday.
Russia Soldiers Refused To Fight After Commanders 'Fled Like Rats'
When the unit came under fire, the "commanders, senior company officers...fled like rats, leaving the guys alone to die under shelling."
Man's Stomach Pain Turns Out To Be Knife Blade
The man, who had been stabbed the day prior, was found to have a 6-inch knife blade inside his body, which had moved to the opposite side to the stab wound.
Russian Ally Forced to Give Up Disputed Enclave as Ceasefire Declared
The ceasefire in Nagorno-Karabakh on Wednesday will mean the "complete cessation of hostilities," Moscow said.
Ukraine Warns Russia's Allies: Expect 'Stab in The Back' from Moscow
Ukrainian officials framed Russia's failure to prevent a new round of Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict as proof of Moscow's fickle backing.
Russia-Ukraine War Spills Out Into Africa
CNN reported that Kyiv was likely to have masterminded drone strikes in Sudan.
'Sound of Freedom' Producer Groped Allegedly Underage Trafficking Victim
While he did not not deny the incident happened, Paul Hutchinson said the girl was older than 18 at the time.
'Many Officers' Reported Killed After Strike on Russian HQ Near Kherson
The VChK-OGPU Telegram channel which claims to have links to Russia's security services reported the strike hit the premises of the 7th Airborne Division.
