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A wave of violence swept through Culiacán after the death of drug lord El Mencho.
Following the elimination of one of Mexico's most wanted drug lords, the struggle between gangs has intensified, and the city of Culiacán in the state of Sinaloa increasingly resembles a war zone.
Pakistan strikes cities in Afghanistan — war declared
Pakistan carried out air and ground strikes on targets in several cities in Afghanistan. The country's defence minister called the events "open warfare."
Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify in case concerning ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Former US President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will testify before a House committee this week as part of an investigation related to Jeffrey Epstein. The testimony will take place in New York State.
Will Telegram be banned in Ukraine? What is happening around the popular messenger?
The debate over possible restrictions on Telegram in Ukraine has been going on for several years. During this time, the messenger has evolved from a simple communication tool to a platform that the state now considers a potential security threat. How did it all start, how did the government's position change, and why has the issue of restricting Telegram returned to the public sphere? Here is a complete chronology of events.
New materials in the Epstein case include a photo of Stephen Hawking with two girls in bikinis; his family says they are his carers.
In a new collection of materials from the Jeffrey Epstein case, a photograph of Stephen Hawking with two women in swimsuits was released. The scientist's family stated that the photograph shows his long-time carers.
Zelensky called the repair of the Druzhba oil pipeline impractical despite the demands of Hungary and Slovakia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that he does not consider it necessary to resume operations of the Druzhba oil pipeline. According to him, the price of such decisions is too high given the security situation.
Hundreds of Russian shadow tankers are passing through NATO waters - this poses a danger
Russian shadow tankers carrying oil under sanctions are passing through the English Channel, increasing tensions in NATO waters. The British military has stepped up surveillance of such vessels.
David Petraeus stated that strikes against Iran would not lead to regime change.
Former CIA Director David Petraeus believes that even a large-scale US military strike against Iran is unlikely to lead to the overthrow of the current government in Tehran. He called for a sober assessment of the consequences of possible actions.
Ukraine is speeding up the installation of anti-drone nets and plans to cover 4,000 kilometres of roads by the end of the year.
In frontline and border areas, road protection against Russian drones is being strengthened. By the end of the year, there are plans to install another 4,000 kilometres of anti-drone nets.
Ukrainians will be able to choose the cheapest medicines through e-prescriptions — government
In Ukraine, along with electronic prescriptions, patients will receive information about the cheapest available options for prescribed medications. This will allow them to choose drugs with the same active ingredient at a lower price.
Employees cannot be dismissed for staying in shelters — lawyers
In Ukraine, an employee's stay in a shelter during an air raid alert is not considered absenteeism and cannot be grounds for dismissal. An employee has the right to leave the workplace for safety reasons.
Norway to end collective protection for men from Ukraine
Norway plans to abolish temporary collective protection for newly arrived Ukrainian men aged between 18 and 60. From now on, they must apply for asylum on general grounds.