Antonov An-225, the world's largest aircraft which was destroyed by Russia during the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war may get a rebuild. Reportedly, Antonov Co, the company that manufactured the original aircraft is gearing up to build the second variant of it.

Design work on world's largest airplane begins, informs the manufacturing company

After being pushed back by the Ukrainian troops for the better part of the last few weeks, Russia is gearing up for a comeback. Reportedly, Moscow on Sunday bombarded missiles and drones in the southern Ukrainian municipality of Mykolaiv, per a report by Reuters, destroying numerous apartment blocks in the process.

Russia warns of 'uncontrolled escalation' after fresh bout of missile, drone strikes on Ukraine

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its eighth month, the former is looking for supplies to fill its depleted arsenal. To fill the gap, Iran has reportedly entered the fray and is expected to deliver short-range ballistic missiles viz.

What is the Fateh missile that Iran is rumored to deliver to Russia?

Britain on Wednesday joined the list of countries to have come forward in the last few days and pledged to donate air defence systems to Ukraine in the wake of incessant Russian missile attacks.

UK will send air defence missiles to Kyiv, announces defence secretary ahead of NATO meet

As Russia's assault on its neighbour Ukraine continues for the seventh month and Moscow targeted the nation in a series of deadly missile strikes on Monday, heart-touching videos of defiant Ukrainian children and adults have stolen hearts across social media.

'Ukraine's spirit is unbreakable': Citizens sing patriotic songs amid Russian attacks. Watch!

In Germany, a government-appointed state panel has recommended a two-stage cap on energy prices, by which the state would pay gas bills for all households and small to medium-sized businesses in December.

As rising energy prices clobber people, German govt will pay their gas bills in December

Beijing has lauded Tesla CEO Elon Musk after the latter proposed a special administration zone for Taiwan in an interview. Reportedly, China's ambassador to the United States Qin Gang took to Twitter and heaped praises on the Tesla boss.

Beijing thanks Elon Musk after his suggestion on how to end China-Taiwan tensions

Ramzan Kadyrov, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin and head of the Chechnya region, on Wednesday claimed that he had been elevated to the rank of colonel general, the third highest rank in the Russian military hierarchy.

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov elevated to the rank of colonel general

If reports are to be believed, Poland has discussed the idea of sharing nuclear weapons with its North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) ally the United States.

Poland approached US with offer to host its nuclear weapons: Reports

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has warned its members that Russian President Vladimir Putin has deployed Poseidon, a nuclear weapon that is also known as the "weapon of the Apocalypse".

NATO warns Russia may have deployed its 'weapon of the Apocalypse' Poseidon. Here's all you need to know

Moscow has lauded Elon Musk after the latter conducted a Twitter poll on Monday and suggested that Ukraine should permanently cede Crimea to Russia. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that the Tesla boss was looking to achieve peace, unlike others.

Moscow lauds Elon Musk after his Twitter poll on Ukraine

More than half a century after gangrene claimed his legs up to his hips and all of his fingers, Hryhoriy Yanchenko joined the Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion.

A 75-year-old handicapped ex-soldier and his fight against the Russians

As the Russia-Ukraine conflict becomes tenser in the backdrop of Putin's fiery speech and Zelensky signing the NATO application form, the US has approved a $12.3 billion aid package for Kyiv.

US Congress approves $12.3 billion aid package for Ukraine

World Trade Organization (WTO) Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has given a rather gloomy outlook on the global economy. In her opening statement at WTO's annual public forum in Geneva, Okonjo-Iweala stated that the world may be 'edging' into recession.

'We're edging into global recession', says WTO chief, echoing World Bank's dire view

Russian President has implemented his plan in motion. The referendums are being held in Moscow held regions of Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine war enters new phase

Protests and emotional outbursts marked the first full day of Russia’s first mobilisation since World War II. Even though President Putin talked of a partial mobilisation, there are indications that Russia could be considering far more than the 300,000 new conscripts.

First full day of mobilisation in Russia marked by tears and protests, reports suggest 100% conscription

US President Joe Biden will address the 77th session of the UN General Assembly shortly. This is the first in-person UNGA meeting since the Covid-19 pandemic began and also the world leaders are meeting for the first time ever since the Russia-Ukraine war.

77th UN General Assembly: All eyes on Joe Biden's speech after Vladimir Putin's fresh threat

Every culture wants to memorialize its dead. Every family needs the missing to be identified to reach closure. Perhaps that is why a wartime mass grave offends something so deep in the human conscience.

The singular offense of the mass grave: Story of Izium and beyond

Days after Ukraine authorities unearthed a mass burial site in the east Ukrainian town of Izium with most bodies having signs of violent deaths, the European Union presidency has called for the establishment of a war crimes tribunal.

EU bats for war crimes tribunal after mass burial site unearthed in Ukraine

Hours after Russia's defence ministry announced on Saturday that the country was pulling back its troops from two areas in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed it to be a victory and talked down the Russians.

'Russian army is doing what it does best, showing its back,' gloats Zelensky after Russia pullback

A couple of days after announcing that Seimens was ready to fix the leaks in the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, Gazprom on Tuesday stated that the resumption of the pipeline depends on the German company.

'You should ask Siemens', Gazprom on the resumption of Nord Stream 1 pipeline

Aiming at ensuring electricity prices reflect cheaper renewable energy, the European Union is preparing an emergency plan to separate power prices from the soaring cost of gas.

Why is Europe considering energy market reforms?

As a consequence of the Ukraine war, Africa has found itself bearing the brunt of food shortages and increased food prices as global-supply chains remain disrupted. But there is a new campaign, where the west and foreign leaders are seen as extending an olive branch to the continent especially former colonies. Some critics would argue it is a ploy to apologise for the wrongs in the past, while others say its neo-colonialism to counter China's influence in Africa. So, what is it that is enticing these leaders to the continent.

World Of Africa: Growing 'neo-colonialism' in Africa?

A day after French PM Elisabeth Borne warned of energy rationing in the winter, Gazprom has dropped another bomb. Reportedly, the Russian state-owned gas company on Tuesday informed that gas deliveries to Engie, France's biggest supplier of gas to households and businesses will be reduced, starting today due to a dispute over contracts.

Gazprom to reduce gas deliveries to Engie, France's biggest gas supplier

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