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Senator Lindsey Graham said: "I still believe Russia will sell us weapons to Ukraine in exchange for cash. In this situation, we face a decision - either increase our commitment or abandon Ukraine altogether." He mentioned the possibility of using $300bn (£230bn) of frozen Russian central bank assets sitting

In a quiet Lebanese village on the border with Israel, three UN armoured vehicles moved cautiously down a searing hot July road. The normally bustling streets of Odaisseh were eerily silent as they passed along its main thoroughfare - save for the occasional creaking of an abandoned vehicle or the distant

Reworked powers were claimed by Turkey in the name of protecting Turkish Cypriot minority rights, especially after enclave displacements during intercommunal violence post-independence in 1960. The invasion received widespread condemnation and dismay; however, most involved parties gained power instead of facing consequences for the coup. Cyprus remains Europe'

Donald Trump conveyed a positive conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Friday, promising to end the conflict between Ukraine and Russia as part of his presidential pledge. The US Republican candidate expressed intentions to bring peace and an end to the loss of life through negotiations that would lead

Two Australians and three Indonesians survived a helicopter accident off Bali's coastal region, authorities report. The incident occurred when their Bell 505 Jet Ranger X became entangled in kite string lines. The aircraft was registered to PT Whitesky Aviation and made an emergency landing on a limestone cliff

A derelict factory, initially intended for housing asylum seekers, was set ablaze following nighttime protests at the location within Dublin's Coolock area. Over 1,000 individuals gathered outside the former Crown Paints site on Friday evening in northern Dublin, with Gardaí present to maintain order. Demonstrators held signs