Minority Serbs in the north of Kosovo said on Saturday they were quitting their posts in state institutions including the government, police and courts to protest Pristina’s order for them to start using Kosovo vehicle license plates.
China has erected hundreds of “overseas police service stations” around the world, including three in Toronto and one in New York City to keep tabs on its nationals living abroad.
North Korea fired four short-range ballistic missiles into the western sea on Saturday, South Korea’s military said, as Seoul and Washington ended a high-profile six-day military exercise.
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Comments by President Joe Biden about shutting coal-powered energy plants days before critical midterm elections drew fire on Saturday from a key conservative Senate Democrat.
The White House is once again in damage control mode after President Joe Biden implied direct U.S. involvement in the Iranian freedom protests.
A train crossed from North Korea into Russia on Friday, two days after the United States said it had information indicating Pyongyang is covertly supplying Russia with artillery shells for its war in Ukraine, a Washington think tank said, citing commercial satellite imagery.
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The United States accused Russia and China on Friday of providing “blanket protection” to North Korea from further U.N. Security Council action and said the pair had “bent over backwards” to justify Pyongyang’s ballistic missile launches.
While Ukrainian troops brace for a vicious battle and potential trap at Kherson, Iran has acknowledged supplying the suicide drones that Russia has used in the war.
