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Andrii Holovine, priest of the church of St. Andrew Pervozvannoho All Saints, leading the funeral of three killed victims, at a cemetery in Bucha, on April 18, 2022, during the
United Nations Nigeria and Mauritius have retained their seats to serve for another four years in the United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights from 2023 to 2026.
Around 200,000 employees of foreign companies in Moscow could lose their jobs due to sanctions over Russia’s military campaign in Ukraine, the city’s mayor said on Monday. “According to our
Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes was involved in a car crash in the early hours of Monday. No parties involved are understood to have sustained serious injuries, Skysports report. Fernandes
The war in Ukraine is far from over as there are no telltale signs Moscow is backing down its incursion, with Lviv heavily shelled by Russian troops, and Ukrainians vowing
Men walk near a burnt car and a damaged house in Bohdanivka village, North-East of Kyiv, on April 14, 2022, amid Russia’s invasion launched on Ukraine. (Photo by FADEL SENNA
There was anxiety in Nkwo Ihitte Market in Ihitte-Uboma local government area of Imo State, Thursday, as yet-to-be-identified gunmen numbering 12 attacked some adhoc staff members of the Independent National
The number of Coronavirus infections in Africa has been dwindling in the last four months, the World Health Organisation announced on Thursday. According to the report, the number of COVID-19
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev warned Thursday that Russia would deploy nuclear weapons close to the Baltic States and Scandinavia if Finland or Sweden decide to join NATO. Medvedev, who
