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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the successful test of the country’s Burevestnik cruise missile, which reportedly uses a nuclear-powered engine and can carry a nuclear warhead. Arms control experts have labeled it a "flying Chernobyl" due to concerns over its nuclear reactor propulsion, which could emit radioactive

Argentina’s Ruling Party Wins Midterm Elections, Strengthening Milei’s Position Javier Milei’s far-right party, La Libertad Avanza, has secured victory in Argentina’s midterm elections, following a campaign marked by significant financial backing from abroad. With over 95% of votes tallied, Milei’s party garnered 40.84% of

Bear Encounters Rise in Japan as Habitat Changes Drive Animals Closer to People Once a concern only for hikers and foragers in remote areas, encounters with bears have become a growing issue in populated parts of Japan. Authorities are urging residents to learn how to stay safe as bears increasingly

On 26 January 1944, a 23-year-old American pilot was flying a P-47 Thunderbolt during a training mission when the aircraft went down in Essex. Residents saw the plane plunge to the ground and burst into flames. Second Lieutenant Lester Lowry was not seen ejecting, and his status remained missing in

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in central Seoul on Saturday, holding Korean and American flags, red caps, and signs commemorating a deceased conservative figure. They carried posters with slogans like “Korea for Koreans,” while shouts against a neighboring country and demands to remove supporters of a certain political ideology mixed with

The image showed two women—a young blonde with a warm smile and an older woman in a headscarf, frowning. Above the drawing was a reference to the upcoming general election in the Netherlands, along with the words, "The choice is yours." The post, shared by far-right politician