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Over 20,000 To Take Part In World Youth Festival In Sirius
The World Youth Festival has kicked off in the southern Russian Federal Territory of Sirius, with around 20,000 people from over 100 countries expected to attend.
RT's Donald Courter reports from the event.
The World Youth Festival has kicked off in the southern Russian Federal Territory of Sirius, with around 20,000 people from over 100 countries expected to attend.
RT's Donald Courter reports from the event.
Trump Eyes Michigan Caucus Clean Sweep
Donald Trump-backed Michigan Republican chair Pete Hoekstra will oversee the GOP convention Saturday to pick the state's nominee in a race that is heavily leaning towards the former President already.
There will be 39 delegates at stake across 13 separate caucuses, with Trump already having won 12 of the 16 up for grabs in the primary on Tuesday.
Republicans will also hold caucuses in Missouri and Idaho on Saturday ahead of March 5's 'Super Tuesday' when 15 states and one territory will vote.
Donald Trump-backed Michigan Republican chair Pete Hoekstra will oversee the GOP convention Saturday to pick the state's nominee in a race that is heavily leaning towards the former President already.
There will be 39 delegates at stake across 13 separate caucuses, with Trump already having won 12 of the 16 up for grabs in the primary on Tuesday.
Republicans will also hold caucuses in Missouri and Idaho on Saturday ahead of March 5's 'Super Tuesday' when 15 states and one territory will vote.
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We Must Unite To Make Lives Of Billions Of People Better - Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers a speech in honor of the World Youth Festival in Sochi and emphasizes the importance of young people deciding their own future.
Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers a speech in honor of the World Youth Festival in Sochi and emphasizes the importance of young people deciding their own future.
Moscow Has Received No ‘Serious’ Proposals For Talks With Kiev – Lavrov
Moscow has not abandoned the idea of peace talks with Kiev but has seen no genuine desire for this on the part of Ukraine or its Western backers, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told a press conference in Antalya on Saturday.
Lavrov added that the “legitimate interests” of the people of Donbass have never been taken into account by Kiev Western nations.
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Moscow has not abandoned the idea of peace talks with Kiev but has seen no genuine desire for this on the part of Ukraine or its Western backers, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told a press conference in Antalya on Saturday.
Lavrov added that the “legitimate interests” of the people of Donbass have never been taken into account by Kiev Western nations.
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Moscow has received no ‘serious’ proposals for talks with Kiev – Lavrov
Russia has always been ready for peace talks with Ukraine but has received no genuine offers from the other side, FM Sergey Lavrov has said
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Russia Demands Crimea Bridge Answers - Russian FM Spox
"Berlin must provide an explanation: not only through diplomatic channels, but also publicly, politically, in terms of foreign policy, and internationally," Maria Zakharova said, following the release of an audio recording which purportedly revealed that members of Germany's military discussed an act of sabotage on the main link between the Russian mainland and the peninsula.
"Berlin must provide an explanation: not only through diplomatic channels, but also publicly, politically, in terms of foreign policy, and internationally," Maria Zakharova said, following the release of an audio recording which purportedly revealed that members of Germany's military discussed an act of sabotage on the main link between the Russian mainland and the peninsula.
Greenland Women Sue Denmark Over Forced Birth Control
A group of women from Greenland insist their human rights were violated and are demanding compensation from former colonial ruler Denmark for enforcing an involuntary birth control program.
Some 4,500 girls as young as 13 were fitted with intrauterine devices between 1966 and 1970 without their knowledge or consent.
A group of women from Greenland insist their human rights were violated and are demanding compensation from former colonial ruler Denmark for enforcing an involuntary birth control program.
Some 4,500 girls as young as 13 were fitted with intrauterine devices between 1966 and 1970 without their knowledge or consent.
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Devastating Flash Floods Swamp Argentina's Corrientes
Severe storms hit the city of Corrientes in Argentina on Sunday morning, bringing more than 200 millimetres of water in less than five hours and causing some of the worst flooding in the area's history, according to local reports.
Drone footage filmed on Monday features the heavily-flooded city streets, as well as local authorities working to pump away the water.
According to local media, the Governor of Corrientes province, Gustavo Valdes, declared a state of emergency in the province.
Severe storms hit the city of Corrientes in Argentina on Sunday morning, bringing more than 200 millimetres of water in less than five hours and causing some of the worst flooding in the area's history, according to local reports.
Drone footage filmed on Monday features the heavily-flooded city streets, as well as local authorities working to pump away the water.
According to local media, the Governor of Corrientes province, Gustavo Valdes, declared a state of emergency in the province.
⚡️ BREAKING: Pentagon Leak Suspect Accepts 16-Year Sentence
Whistleblower Jack Teixeira, who disclosed a trove of classified US military documents and posted them online from January 2022, has agreed to accept the sentence after pleading not guilty in June 2023.
In February, federal prosecutors filed a motion indicating that Teixeira would, in fact, plead guilty. The judge will now determine whether the plea is voluntary.
Teixera’s leaks revealed the military equipment Washington was willing to give Ukraine, “how the equipment would be transferred, and how the equipment would be used upon receipt," according to the indictment.
Whistleblower Jack Teixeira, who disclosed a trove of classified US military documents and posted them online from January 2022, has agreed to accept the sentence after pleading not guilty in June 2023.
In February, federal prosecutors filed a motion indicating that Teixeira would, in fact, plead guilty. The judge will now determine whether the plea is voluntary.
Teixera’s leaks revealed the military equipment Washington was willing to give Ukraine, “how the equipment would be transferred, and how the equipment would be used upon receipt," according to the indictment.
Over 8 Million Migrants Will Live In US Soon, 167% Rise In 5 Years
Government data shows that by September this year there will be over 8 million migrants living in the US, with a quarter of those slated for deportation or suspects facing criminal charges.
By September last year there were 6 million asylum seekers and migrants on the "non-detained docket" of non-citizens temporarily released from ICE custody.
When Donald Trump was last in the White House in 2019 the number stood at just 3 million.
Government data shows that by September this year there will be over 8 million migrants living in the US, with a quarter of those slated for deportation or suspects facing criminal charges.
By September last year there were 6 million asylum seekers and migrants on the "non-detained docket" of non-citizens temporarily released from ICE custody.
When Donald Trump was last in the White House in 2019 the number stood at just 3 million.
⚡️US diplomat found dead at an apartment in Jerusalem, an embassy spokesperson confirmed to NBC News
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"I think it will go a long way toward bringing our country together," Trump responds to the SCOTUS decision allowing him to remain on the Colorado ballot
France Becomes First Country To Make Abortion Constitutional Right
Lawmakers in French Parliament voted 780 to 72 to create a "guaranteed freedom" to abortion.
"Above all, we’re sending a message to all women: your body belongs to you," Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said.
The move was in response to the US Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, which created a right to an abortion.
"Unfortunately, this event (in the US) is not isolated: in many countries, even in Europe, there are currents of opinion that seek to hinder at any cost the freedom of women to terminate their pregnancy if they wish," the introduction of the law reads.
Lawmakers in French Parliament voted 780 to 72 to create a "guaranteed freedom" to abortion.
"Above all, we’re sending a message to all women: your body belongs to you," Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said.
The move was in response to the US Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, which created a right to an abortion.
"Unfortunately, this event (in the US) is not isolated: in many countries, even in Europe, there are currents of opinion that seek to hinder at any cost the freedom of women to terminate their pregnancy if they wish," the introduction of the law reads.
Ferrari Stolen In 1995 Recovered
A rare Ferrari, stolen 28 years ago from an ex-Formula One driver in London, has been recovered by police.
The red Ferrari F512M was shipped to Japan after it was taken from Gerhard Berger in 1995, the Metropolitan Police said.
The car, worth £350,000, was one of two Ferraris that were stolen. The other remains missing.
Officers said it worked with Ferrari and international car dealerships in a "painstaking" investigation.
No arrests have been made.
A rare Ferrari, stolen 28 years ago from an ex-Formula One driver in London, has been recovered by police.
The red Ferrari F512M was shipped to Japan after it was taken from Gerhard Berger in 1995, the Metropolitan Police said.
The car, worth £350,000, was one of two Ferraris that were stolen. The other remains missing.
Officers said it worked with Ferrari and international car dealerships in a "painstaking" investigation.
No arrests have been made.
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