US skier Aaron Blunck alleged that his Twitter was suspended after he said China had done a "stellar job with the whole COVID protocol” during the Beijing Winter Olympics.

'Stellar job': US skier alleges his Twitter account suspended after praising Covid rules at Winter Olympics

Amid speculation of an imminent attack on Ukraine, Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov said the Russian president "sometimes even jokes about it, asking if the exact time when the war is to be unleashed has been announced.

'Lunacy': Putin even jokes about it, says press secretary on Ukraine invasion

After Russia declared it was pulling back some troops after conducting drills along the border, Ukraine reported its banks and defence ministry site were hit by a cyberattack.

Ukraine hit by cyberattack after some Russian troops pull back

As Russia said it was pulling back some troops, US President Joe Biden cautioned that an attack on Ukraine is "very much" possible. The US president added that the pullback of Russian troops from Ukraine's border has "not yet verified" while adding that "analysts indicate that they remain very much in a threatening position.

Russian attack on Ukraine still possible, warns Biden

Since the big rigs entrenched in the core of Canada’s capital first pulled in nearly three weeks ago, they have arranged themselves in a semblance of order, parking in evenly spaced rows.

Behind the fractious collaboration steering the Canada protests

The Income-tax department has conducted searches at multiple premises of Chinese telecom company Huawei in the country as part of a tax evasion investigation, official sources said on Wednesday.

I-T department conducts searches on China's Huawei over tax evasion investigation

Remington arms company said it will be playing $73 million to families of those killed in the Sandy Hook elementary school massacre in 2012. A gunman Adam Lanza had killed his mother and then shot twenty-six students and six other adults in Newtown, Connecticut with a Remington Bushmaster AR-15 rifle.

Sandy Hook school massacre: Remington arms to pay $73 million to families

After declaring that some troops had pulled back, Russia said today that military drills in Crimea had ended and troops were returning to their barracks. "Units of the southern military district, having completed their participation in tactical exercises, are moving to their permanent deployment points," Moscow's defence ministry said.

Troops returning to permanent base after Crimea drills: Russia

The US defence forces flew a Black Hawk helicopter without a pilot for the first time. The attack helicopter flew for 30 minutes over Fort Campbell, Kentucky. “This historic flight marks the first time that a UH-60 has flown autonomously and builds on recent demonstrations at the US Army’s Project Convergence 2021,” Lockheed Martin said.

Watch: US Black Hawk chopper flies in pilotless mode

The United States has "paused" avocado imports from Mexico after a US inspector received threatening phone calls. Mexican authorities said an official who was inspecting export shipments from Uruapan Michoacán city received a threatening call on his cellphone even as US and Mexican authorities planned to boost security.

Cartels & turf wars: Why the US suspended avocado imports from Mexico

Latest satellite pictures show Russian SU-34 fighters parked near Ukraine border

The state of Texas on Monday sued Facebook's parent company Meta over privacy protection issues stating that its facial recognition system collected biometric data of citizens without their consent.

'Deceitful business': Texas sues Meta's Facebook over facial recognition system

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