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People anticipate a significant turnout for Budapest Pride over the weekend as citizens join forces with activists and European politicians. This gathering has grown into an emblem of resistance against Hungary's government’s progressive tightening on rights. “This time, all attention is focused on Budapest,” says Hadja Lahbib

Ukraine's military announced it targeted four Su-34 aircraft at an airbase in central Russia, located around 900km (550 miles) from the Ukrainian border. The operation involved special operations forces along with security and other branches within their armed services. "According to initial findings, four SU-34 planes were

In an exposé by The Daily Chronicle: A cybercriminal allied with the Sinaloa drug syndicate managed to access phone records of an FBI associate legal attaché at the US embassy in Mexico City during 2018, as detailed in a fresh report from the Department of Justice. The disclosure emerged within

In 1841, Anne Drysdale extended an invitation for Caroline Newcomb to reside on her farm beyond Geelong's boundaries—an act of courage considering same-sex relationships were decriminalized only in 209 years later. During this era in colonial Australia when women couldn’t own property, the pair managed a

Californian Larry Keim has picked up valuable insights in his 20 years residing in New Zealand: locating excellent dill pickles is a challenge, understanding native slang can be beneficial, and expecting to strike it rich here "that ain’t gonna happen". "But [New Zealand] overflows with so

Former high Venezuelan military intelligence chief has pleaded guilty in a Manhattan federal court to conspiracy involving narcoterrorism and drug trafficking charges, increasing US pressure on the government led by Nicolás Maduro. Hugo Armando Carvajal Barrios (known as "El Pollo" or “The Chicken”), who served as Venezuela'