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Special Operations Forces struck the Russian port of 'Kavkaz' in the Kerch Strait
Ukrainian special operations forces have reported striking a strategic Russian port used for logistics operations with occupied Crimea.
Protests in Morón: Cuba’s state media has described the demonstrations as ‘vandalism’ and reported that five people have been detained
Cuba’s state media attempted to portray the night-time protests in Morón as local unrest, whilst videos showing an injured young man, fires and cries of ‘Freedom!’ are circulating on social media.
Since the Notre-Dame fire, it sounds different: how the restoration has changed the acoustics of the legendary cathedral
Acoustics experts suggest that, following its extensive restoration, Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris now has a new acoustic character, which may differ from what it was before the fire in 2019.
An Iranian MP has threatened Ukraine with military strikes over its alleged support for Israel
The Iranian politician Ebrahim Azizi claimed that Ukraine had allegedly become a party to the war because of its support for Israel, but no evidence has been provided to back up these allegations.
The QIR threatens US troops in the UAE following attacks on Hark Island
Iran has threatened to strike US bases in the region following US attacks on the strategic oil island of Kharg.
Бужинська і Павлік записали дует: легендарну пісню “Зорепад” представили у новому звучанні
Народні артисти України Катерина Бужинська та Віктор Павлік презентували романтичний дует “Зорепад”, який уперше виконають наживо 21 березня у Палаці “Україна”.
Michael B. Jordan is a Hollywood star, but is he a great actor?
Critics are discussing Michael B. Jordan’s acting skills ahead of the Oscars, where he is nominated for an award for his role in the film "Sinners".
Wired headphones are back in fashion: why people are turning their backs on Bluetooth
Sales of wired headphones are surging, and users are increasingly opting for simpler technologies because of sound quality, reliability and even fashion.
Why did the US attack Harg Island in Iran?
The island is the main hub for Iranian oil exports and a vital part of the country’s energy infrastructure.
A US court is hearing a case against Meta and Google over the harm caused by social media to teenagers
A woman who spent up to 16 hours a day on Instagram has filed a lawsuit against the tech giants — her case could set a precedent for thousands of similar lawsuits.
The Supreme Court has upheld Tabachnik’s conviction for treason
The former education minister under Yanukovych has been sentenced to 15 years in prison and had his assets confiscated for collaborating with Russia during the war.
Which films about the war in Ukraine are worth watching?
Which films about the war in Ukraine have been the most significant, how has documentary filmmaking changed the world’s view of the war, and what is worth watching.