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Putin has landed in ICC country Mongolia

Russia's President Vladimir Putin has landed in Mongolia for a state visit there. .

Putin has landed in ICC country Mongolia

Warlord trained deported Libyans via webcam

95 Libyans who were deported from South Africa in August were trained to join special forces in Libya – where they were monitored via web cameras, according to reports in local media. .

Warlord trained deported Libyans via webcam

Million Support to Swedish Village in Ukraine

Sweden is supporting Gammalsvenskby in Ukraine with two million kronor, the government announces. The money is intended for preparations ahead of winter and to give the village's children the opportunity to attend summer camp on Gotland.

Million Support to Swedish Village in Ukraine

Turkey signs new gas agreement with Shell

Turkey's state-owned gas company Botas and energy conglomerate Shell have signed a 10-year agreement on deliveries of liquefied fossil gas (LNG), which may also be sold on from Turkey to Europe. According to the agreement, Shell will deliver the equivalent of four billion cubic meters of LNG per year from 2027, according to Turkey's Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar.

Turkey signs new gas agreement with Shell

Putin to schoolchildren: Dealing with scoundrels in Kursk

Ukraine's capture of parts of Russian Kursk does not affect Russia's offensives elsewhere. This is claimed by President Vladimir Putin during a visit to a school in southern Siberia.

Putin to schoolchildren: Dealing with scoundrels in Kursk

Finland wants to ban Russian real estate purchases

Finland's government has drafted a proposal that would in practice mean a ban on Russian citizens and various types of organizations from Russia buying real estate in Finland, according to a press release from the country's Ministry of Defence. The proposal is now being sent out for consultation, and the government hopes to be able to present a concrete legislative proposal to the parliament in Helsinki already this year.

Finland wants to ban Russian real estate purchases

Danish premises hit in large-scale attack on Kiev

Wreckage from, among other things, North Korean drones has again rained down over Kiev after a large Russian attack on the Ukrainian capital. Among other things, the Danish Folkekirkens Nødhjælp's premises were hit, which suffered significant damage.

Danish premises hit in large-scale attack on Kiev

New Mine in the Gold Rush: "More Luck than Skill"

The gold price is record-high and the timing is therefore perfect. In August, the first gold ore was picked up in Sweden's freshest mine, in Fäbodtjärn in Västerbotten's inland.

New Mine in the Gold Rush: "More Luck than Skill"

Russian threat of changed nuclear doctrine

Russia intends to change its doctrine for nuclear weapons, according to the country's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov. He tells the state-controlled news agency Tass that it will be done as a response to what he claims is the "Western opponents' escalation" in connection with the war in Ukraine.

Russian threat of changed nuclear doctrine

17 found dead after Russian helicopter crash

The bodies of 17 people have been found after a helicopter crash on the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Russia. The helicopter, a Mi-8 model, disappeared shortly after taking off on Saturday with 19 tourists and three crew members on board.

17 found dead after Russian helicopter crash

Ukraine: Billion-Dollar Support from the USA for Power Supply

The USA is providing energy support to Ukraine worth $800 million, equivalent to approximately 8. 3 billion kronor.

Ukraine: Billion-Dollar Support from the USA for Power Supply

Russia: 158 Ukrainian drones shot down

Russia has shot down 158 Ukrainian drones over 15 Russian regions during the night to Sunday, according to Russia's Defense Department. .

Russia: 158 Ukrainian drones shot down

This could stop the Gripen deal

The Thai air force has made its choice and decided that it wants to buy Jas Gripen planes. But the deal must also be approved from the Swedish side – and there is one thing that could put a spanner in the works, according to an expert.

This could stop the Gripen deal

From War to Paralympics: "A Hell"

The Platoon Commander Dmytro Melnyk left his soldiers ten days before the Paralympics started. He can only hope that everyone is alive when he returns from Paris.

From War to Paralympics: "A Hell"

World Number One Advances in US Open

World number one Iga Swiatek advanced to the fourth round of the US Open without major difficulties when she defeated Russian Anastasija Pavljutjenkova, 6–4, 6–2. The Pole, who has a US Open trophy among her five Grand Slam titles, started the match by breaking her opponent's serve.

World Number One Advances in US Open

Reports: 66,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine

The Russian military death toll is reported to have exceeded 66,000. It is the independent Russian news source Mediazona that has published new figures from the war in Ukraine.

Reports: 66,000 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine

Helicopter disappears on Russian Kamchatka

A helicopter has disappeared on the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Russia, reports the Russian news agency Interfax. On board, 19 passengers and three crew members are believed to be.

Helicopter disappears on Russian Kamchatka

Mercenary Soldiers Leave Burkina Faso for Kursk

Ukraine's advance in Kursk has led many Russian mercenaries to leave Burkina Faso to support the Russian military on home soil, says a militia leader to the news agency AFP. > We thought the Ukrainians wanted to put an end to the war and sit down at the negotiating table, but after their incursion into the Kursk region, we see that they have chosen the path of war and war is our job, says Viktor Jermolajev, leader of Medvedi.

Mercenary Soldiers Leave Burkina Faso for Kursk

The Police: Telegram a contact service for crimes

It has been described as a supermedium for following the Ukraine war. But also as a playground for gang criminals, pedophiles, and terrorists.

The Police: Telegram a contact service for crimes

Telegram top's gripping can have a "chilling effect"

First loud resistance. Then a certain establishment in the lead.

Telegram top's gripping can have a "chilling effect"

The Regime Critic is Subjected to a "Slow Murder"

The Belarusian regime critic Maria Kolesnikova is being subjected to a "slow murder" and her health has seriously deteriorated in recent times, according to the leader of the Belarusian exile opposition, Svetlana Tichanovskaja. .

The Regime Critic is Subjected to a "Slow Murder"

Multiple deaths in Russian attacks in Kharkiv

At least four people have died, including a child, in Russian attacks on the city of Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine. Nearly 50 people have been injured in the attacks, according to the city's governor.

Multiple deaths in Russian attacks in Kharkiv

Ukraine urges Mongolia: Arrest Putin

On Tuesday, Russia's President Vladimir Putin will travel to the neighboring country of Mongolia – despite the country being legally obligated to arrest him. The Kremlin dismisses the matter, while Ukraine urges Mongolia not to back down from its promise.

Ukraine urges Mongolia: Arrest Putin

French fighter jets sold to Serbia

Serbia and France have signed an agreement on French exports of the Rafale fighter jet, with an estimated value of around 30 billion kronor. The deal was formally concluded during French President Emmanuel Macron's state visit to Belgrade.

French fighter jets sold to Serbia