When the war began in full force in 2022, Robert “Madjar” Brovdi was a grain exporter with no military experience. Now, by his own admission, his forces are inflicting more Russian losses than anyone else. One in three is killed by my forces.
WorldTen people, including a famous mountaineer, are missing after an avalanche on Broad Peak, the world's 12th-highest mountain in Pakistan.
WorldAfter several canceled previews, the British stage production of "Game of Thrones: The Mad King" was finally played for a test audience, writes Variety.
EntertainmentA 19-year-old man from Norway traveled to England to carry out a murder on behalf of the Swedish Foxtrot network. He has now been convicted.
SwedenSeveral women are making serious allegations of sexual harassment or assault against Hollywood star Jared Leto, the BBC reports.
EntertainmentElizabeth Strout, Douglas Stuart, Marlon James and Rebecca Perry are among the authors nominated for this year's Booker Prize.
EntertainmentBritish television star Bill Oddie, known for his role in the comedy series "The Goodies", has died at the age of 85.
EntertainmentA heatwave across Japan is prompting employers to relax strict dress codes for their employees. However, shorts in the office are not appreciated by everyone. Hairy legs at work are deeply offensive to some female employees.
BusinessAfter weeks of massive demonstrations, India's Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan chooses to resign. The "Cockroach People's Party", which had demanded his resignation, celebrates and says that "democracy wins".
WorldBonnie Tyler passed away on July 8, aged 75. Now the BBC has announced that the funeral in Swansea, Wales, will be available to follow online.
EntertainmentNew evidence has been presented against the artist D4vd, who is accused of murdering a 14-year-old girl in Los Angeles last year, the BBC writes.
EntertainmentIn India, the “cockroach protests” against Prime Minister Narendra Modi are growing. The movement’s supporters are demanding reforms and the resignation of the education minister. The demonstrations are the largest against Modi in years.
WorldThe United States has signed an agreement with Saudi Arabia that aims to eventually establish a civilian nuclear power program in the country. Washington says the agreement includes several security measures - at the same time, it has been criticized by opposition politicians in the United States.
WorldWolverhampton's Tolu Arokodare wants to move to Italy and Fiorentina. But "Wolves" do not want that. The striker then sat down on the training pitch in protest, and training had to be interrupted, according to the BBC.
SportsA former party leader and a recently resigned defence minister - these are the most important names in Prime Minister Andy Burnham's new British government.
WorldWhen American golfer Bryson DeChambeau was given two penalty strokes at the British Open, he reportedly wanted to seek help from US President Donald Trump, according to reports.
SportsBritain's newly elected Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised to change the country and give Britons "hope back." Here are five important issues that Burnham has promised to prioritize.
WorldThe famous Bayeux Tapestry is said to be in “fantastically good condition” after travelling from its home in France to an exhibition at the British Museum.
EntertainmentThings got really heated after the World Cup final when several players got into a heated argument. In the chaos, Argentina's Leandro Paredes grabbed Spain's Eric Garcia by the throat and sent him to the ground.
SportsMore than 100 hours in the air and over 95,000 kilometers. That is FIFA President Gianni Infantino's record during the World Cup, according to an analysis by the AP news agency.
SportsBonnie Tyler's fans will have the chance to say goodbye to the acclaimed artist in Wales in August, the BBC reports, after arrangements for her funeral were announced.
EntertainmentOvercrowded boarding schools, locked doors and students acting out in protest. Dozens of school fires have been set in Kenya this year alone. In one of the fires, 16 students died. Fellow students are suspected of arson.
WorldUkraine has attacked two major warehouses in Russia. At least eight people have been killed and 49 injured in the drone attacks, according to Russian authorities.
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