Ukrainian forces destroy Russian helicopter, three tanks, two guns in south.
The situation in the southern operational zone remains tense and difficult, but it is controlled by the Ukrainian defense forces.
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Biden signs bill providing over $12B in aid to Ukraine.
U.S. President Joe Biden has signed a bill that allows avoiding a government shutdown in the United States and provides a multibillion-dollar package of new security and economic assistance to Ukraine.
Hundreds of Saskatchewan teachers welcomed into Indigenous communities.
Over 320 teachers from the Northeast School Division visited neighboring Indigenous communities Friday, to learn about how they can take reconciliation into the classroom.
5 more bodies recovered from Puget Sound floatplane crash.
Officials have also been investigating whether human remains that washed ashore at Dungeness Spit near Sequim, Wash., nearly two weeks after the crash is the seventh victim.
North Korea fires suspected ballistic missiles: Japanese officials.
Saturday's firing is the latest of North Korea's escalating missile launches in the wake of U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris' visit in South Korea.
Canada’s long-delayed Indo-Pacific strategy will come this year after China assembly: Joly.
Business leaders and former diplomats have been pushing the Trudeau government for months to outline Canada's friends, foes and priorities in the Indo-Pacific region.
Joe Biden signs bill to avert partial government shutdown, provide aid to Ukraine.
Democrats said passing the bill was important to helping Ukraine as well as victims of recent natural disasters in the U.S., including Hurricane Ian.
Police dig for Moors victim Keith Bennett after skull reportedly found.
Group of amateurs searching for body made discovery and alerted Greater Manchester police
‘We’re not naive’ about who’s behind ‘sabotage’ of Nord Stream pipelines, Joly says.
The comments from Canada's foreign minister marked the latest insinuation that Russia may have intentionally sabotaged the natural gas pipelines to Europe.
Truss tasked with winning over angry MPs at Conservative Party conference.
PM needs to convince critics of value of radical economic growth plan amid plummeting pound and soaring borrowing costs
G7 calls on all countries to reject Russia’s expansionism.
By attempting to annex further Ukrainian territories, Russia has constituted a new “low point” in its blatant flouting of international law, which should receive a proper assessment of the entire international community.
‘Global first’ ruling that online content contributed to 14-year-old Molly Russell’s death.
London coroner said teenager ‘died from an act of self-harm while suffering depression and the negative effects of online content’
Russia vetoes UN resolution condemning Putin’s annexation of Ukrainian territory.
The U.N. Security Council veto sets up a promised vote in the General Assembly that is expected to overwhelmingly pass, but will have no binding authority to stop Russia.
Canada supports Ukraine’s application to join NATO
Canada supports Ukraine's application to join NATO.
Iran says it has arrested nine foreigners over anti-hijab protests.
Death of Mahsa Amini, detained for allegedly wearing mandatory headscarf too loosely, triggered outpouring of anger at country’s ruling clerics
Zelensky about pseudo-referendums: Anyone involved in this farce will be held accountable.
Pseudo-referendums are elements of aggression against a sovereign state, and anyone involved in organizing or conducting this farce will be held accountable.
Both houses of U.S. Congress approve bill envisaging $12B in aid for Ukraine
The U.S. House of Representatives – following the Senate - passed a short-term government funding bill to avert a "shutdown" of the US government and provide more than $12 billion in security and economic aid to Ukraine.
‘African authors prefer African festivals’: Kenyan literature festival returns.
‘We wanted to create this platform through literature to give people an opportunity to speak, to dream’, says co-founder
Yermak has phone conversation with Italian senator Adolfo Urso.
Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak had a phone conversation with the Italian senator, the head of the parliamentary committee for the security of the Italian Republic, Adolfo Urso.
Kyiv and West decry Russia’s claim to sovereingty over Ukrainian regions.
‘We are ready for dialogue with Russia, but with another president’ as talks with Putin impossible, says Zelenskiy