A day after Russia accused British navy personnel of being responsible for blowing up the Nord Stream pipelines last month, NATO ally France has jumped in to UK's defence.

France jumps to UK's defence after Russia's Nord Stream blasts accusations

UK and Russia are once again at loggerheads, this is after a report emerged that former Prime Minister Liz Truss cell phone was hacked when se was the Foreign Minister. UK Opposition politicians are now calling for an investigation after Daily Mail reported that suspected Kremlin agents were behind the hawk.

Russian spies hacked former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss' mobile phone

Russian President Putin has now warned about the development of terrorist groups along the Afghan border and also their infiltration into the Commonwealth independent states.

Russian President Vladimir Putin warns of terror cells at Afghan border

Russia's black sea fleet came under attack in Sevastopol. Moscow said, the attack was carried out under guidance of British specialists and UK helped Ukraine in planning the attack.

Ukraine war: 'Massive' drone attack in Crimea; Russia blames Ukraine, UK

Russian President Vladimir Putin warns of terror cells at Afghan

Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow has claimed that it has achieved its 'call-up target' of 300,000 soldiers and has now stopped the mobilisation. While addressing the issues that Russia faced while gathering volunteers, Putin announced, "No additional mobilisation is planned and those who have been recruited would now be trained to join the military to fight Ukraine."

Russia stops mobilisation of troops, President Putin says 'No additional mobilisation planned'

'Massive' drone attack in Sevastopol; Russia alleges British hand in attack

Pro-Russian officials claim to have removed Grigory Potemkin's remains from the captured Ukrainian city of Kherson. Potemkin was a famous Russian general who served in the 18th century.

Russia removes bones of commander admired by Putin from occupied Ukrainian city

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that four million people in Ukraine have lost electricity as a result of Russia's bombing campaign, and officials in the capital Kyiv have issued warnings of "unprecedented" outages.

Kyiv bracing for 'unprecedented' power outages due to Russia's bombing campaign

Russia is all set to toughen its “gay propaganda” law which can result in stricter restrictions on LGBTQ+ people in the country and various activists. The amendments to the 2013 legislation mean that all Russian adults can be arrested by authorities for they seemed "gay propaganda" to minors.

Russia all set to toughen 'LGBT propaganda' law targeted towards activists

The United Nations said on Friday that it was "deeply concerned" by moves of Russian legislature to toughen up the notorious 'LGBTQ propaganda' law. The UN has urged Russian lawmakers to repeal the legislation.

UN expresses deep concern over Russia toughening its 'LGBTQ propaganda' law

The White House says the Biden administration supports the people of Iran and their right to peaceful protests and that there may be cooperation between Iran and Russia in cracking down on Iranian protesters. VOA Senior Diplomatic Correspondent Cindy Saine reports.

WION-VOA Co-Production: U.S. says Russia may be advising Iran on suppressing protests

The US along with other Western nations alleged that Iranian military staff had been deployed in Crimea and that Russia is using Iranian-made drones to attack Ukraine. In response, the West slapped sanctions on Tehran. Are the western nations afraid of Iran’s military deal with Russia? Why is the U.S. feeling insecure? Let’s get to the point

Why is US bothered about Iran sending drones to Russia? | Is US scared of an Iran-Russia alliance?

The Pentagon said on Thursday that Russia's invasion of Ukraine highlights the "acute threat" posed by Moscow, but China is the most consequential challenge for the United States.

The U.S. warns of acute threats from Russia as battle looms over the Kherson region

In the latest warning, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that the coming decade will be the most dangerous since the end of World War II. Putin further accused the West for inciting the war in Ukraine.

Russia-Ukraine War: US warns of acute threats from Russia

Russia rehearsed its response to a nuclear attack on Wednesday in an exercise that involved nuclear submarines, strategic bombers and ballistic missiles at a time when tensions are high over a dirty bomb allegation it has made against Ukraine.

Russia rehearses nuclear attack response as tensions rise over dirty bomb blame game

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that the ongoing crisis in Ukraine is Moscow’s attempt to "defend its right to exist" as western countries try to “destroy the country”.

World facing most dangerous decade since World War II, Russia defending its right to exist: Putin

It has been several months since the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been raging on and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Now, Ukrainians expect a tough fight for Kherson.

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukrainians expect a tough fight for Kherson

The United States has claimed that Russia might be advising Iran on how to suppress protests sparked by the custodial death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini. Briefing the reporters on Wednesday, Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that the White House was "concerned that Moscow may be advising Iran on best practices to manage protests, drawing on.

Mahsa Amini death: US believes Russia advising Iran on how to suppress protest

Iran has been accused of selling Shahed Kamikaze drones to Russia. Reports say they will send Russia missiles as well. Ghadi Francis tells you more on The West Asia Post

The West Asia Post | Iran accused of selling weapons to Russia

After repeated denial by Russia and Iran regarding the supply of arms, Israel President Isaac Herzog on Tuesday said his country had shared 'intelligence' with the US to prove the deals had indeed taken place.

Israel shares 'proof' with US that Iran supplied drones to Russia

North Korea fires over 250 artillery shells Ethiopia captures key towns in the Northern Tigray province Mohammed Saleh gets you an in depth report of the world's biggest warzones of the week in World At War

World at War | Episode 25: Russia deploys Iranian Shahed drones against Ukraine

A couple of weeks after Hong Kong refused to sanction a superyacht belonging to Russian oligarch Alexei Mordashov, South Africa has toed a similar line. Reportedly, the country will allow billionaire Mordashov to dock his yacht, named 'The Nord' in Cape Town.

South Africa refuses to act on Russian oligarch's sanctioned superyacht

After a series of accusations, Russia has submitted a formal letter to the United Nations, the latter discussed the claims in a closed-door meeting. The start of this week saw a blame game that roped the United Nations and the West, Moscow has accused Kyiv of planning to deploy a dirty bomb on its own land in return Ukraine has counter accused the Kremlin of planning a false flag operation.

Russia pushes dirty bomb claims, submits formal letter to UN

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