Views: 2 Administrations of six Kazakh cities – Almaty, Aktobe, Pavlodar, Petropavlovsk, Uralsk and Shymkent – refused activists to hold rallies against construction of a nuclear power plant, Vlast.kz reports as ActivistsNotExtremists monitoring group saying. All protests were planned to be held on October 6 on the referendum day on construction of the nuclear power […]
Views: 1 The opening of the Children’s Delphic Games of the CIS member states was held at the Kyrgyz National Philharmonic named after Toktogul Satylganov on October 1. Commissioner for Children’s Rights of Kyrgyzstan Asel Chynbaeva read an address on behalf of President Sadyr Japarov to the guests and participants of the event. “Today, cultural ties
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Views: 2 Hungarians living in Ukraine face new repression against their culture and language despite their wartime sacrifices. Despite fighting and dying on the front for Ukraine, the country’s ethnic Hungarian minority is facing further persecution, with a new draft bill moving forward that will ban them from speaking in Hungarian in schools, even on
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Views: 11 Israel goes in: IDF confirms boots on the ground in southern Lebanon as bombs rain down from the sky after day of ratcheting tensions The Israeli military last night confirmed its troops had launched a long-awaited ground invasion of Lebanon, as fears mount that the escalation could plunge the Middle East into an
Views: 10 North Korea criticises US deployment of nuclear assets in South Korea North Korean Vice-Defence Minister Kim Kang Il accused Washington of running a “reckless military bluff” and stoking tension by sending a nuclear-powered submarine recently to South Korea and flying a B-1B bomber for the planned parade. South Korean media outlets have reported
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Views: 10 N. Korea strongly denounces Israel for attack on Hezbollah SEOUL, Oct. 1 (Yonhap) — North Korea on Tuesday strongly denounced Israel for its recent attack on Hezbollah militants, accusing it of committing a “large-scale massacre” of civilians, the North’s state media reported. A spokesperson from the North’s foreign ministry issued the rebuke amid
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Views: 11 N. Korean defector caught trying to cross border bridge with stolen bus PAJU, South Korea, Oct. 1 (Yonhap) — A North Korean defector was taken into custody early Tuesday for attempting to cross a bridge near the border with North Korea using a stolen bus, police officials said. The man in his 30s
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Views: 8 Denmark signs $600M defense deal with Ukraine Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen met with Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov and Minister of Strategic Industries Herman Smetanin in Kyiv today, signing a declaration of intent to further cooperate on defense procurement, amounting to approximately DKK 4.2 billion ($600 million). “This agreement demonstrates our
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Views: 8 Russian Su-35 nearly collides with US fighter jet A Russian Su-35 fighter jet nearly collided with a U.S. military aircraft during an intercept mission, according to footage released by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD). The incident, which occurred on September 23, involved what U.S. officials are calling “unsafe and unprofessional” behavior
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Views: 9 New batch of armed drones delivered to Russian troops The Russian military has received a new batch of “Courier” unmanned ground vehicles. The drones, which can carry various types of weaponry, have already seen combat in Ukraine and are now being delivered in greater numbers to support ongoing military operations. The “Courier” drone
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