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Coup attempt foiled in the Democratic Republic of Congo
The Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo prevented a coup attempt by arresting those responsible for the failed attempt to overthrow President Felix Tshisekedi.
Two women were injured in Kharkiv due to enemy shelling
Two women were wounded in Kharkiv as a result of Russian shelling that damaged a cemetery, a central park, a cinema, a restaurant, and cars.
The occupier is not achieving its goal: Zelensky on the situation at the front and actions of the Defense Forces
Ukrainian defenders have established strong positions in the Kharkiv region, while Russian forces are not achieving their goals, President Zelenskiy said.
Lights will be switched off in Kiev and across Ukraine on 20 May
On May 20, from 18:00 to 24:00, hourly power cuts will be introduced for industrial and residential consumers across Ukraine, except for critical infrastructure facilities, due to damage caused by shelling and the need to cover the electricity shortage through imports.
Explosion occurs in Odesa, possibly ballistic missile
An explosion, allegedly caused by ballistic missiles, was heard in Odesa, prompting authorities to call on residents to take shelter.
General Staff: Heavy fighting in the Siversky, Kramatorsk and Pokrovsk sectors
Fierce fighting continues in the Siversky, Kramatorsk and Pokrovsk sectors, with over 90 combat engagements taking place, Ukrainian troops steadfastly holding their positions, hitting the enemy and destroying their equipment.
The number of victims of the Russian Federation's strike on the outskirts of Kharkiv has increased, at least 27 wounded
At least 27 people were wounded and 6 killed in a Russian missile strike on a recreation center near Kharkiv, and one person is still missing.
The United States and Iran held indirect talks
Iran and the United States held indirect talks in Oman to discuss ways to avoid escalation of regional attacks.
The napkin on which Messi's first "contract" with FC Barcelona was signed was auctioned off for a huge sum
The napkin on which 13-year-old Lionel Messi signed his first contract with FC Barcelona in 2000 was sold at auction for £762,400.
Explosions heard in Kharkiv, mayor warns of danger
Several explosions went off in Kharkiv, in the afternoon of 19 May - the city mayor warned of the danger.
Archaeologists get a glimpse into the Pyrenees' past thanks to a 2200-year-old devastating fire
Archaeologists have discovered a 2200-year-old Iron Age settlement on the Iberian Peninsula that was devastated by a sudden fire. The discovery provides insight into the lifestyle and economy of the ancient people.
On the verge of divorce: Ben Affleck leaves home in Los Angeles amid rumors of Jennifer Lopez split
Ben Affleck was photographed leaving a detached home in Brentwood, Los Angeles, fueling rumors of a possible divorce from Jennifer Lopez as they reportedly no longer live together.
Legendary director Coppola presented his Metropolis in Cannes: the premiere divided critics' opinions
A new feature film from the director of The Godfather premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The film largely disappointed critics.
Mariupol resistance forces discover Russia's largest training ground in southern Donetsk region
Mariupol resistance has discovered the largest Russian military training ground in the south of Donetsk region, where occupants' equipment is being transferred and brigades are being trained.
Almost 300 administrators of Kyiv's ASCs are ready to accept persons liable for military service to update data - Director of ASC Department
Almost 300 administrators of Kyiv's ASCs are ready to receive persons liable for military service to update their data starting May 18.
Orban calls for prayers for Fico and calls Slovak PM's attacker a left-wing activist
The condition of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fitzo remains serious. The fact that Fitzo is fighting for his life was noted by the head of the government of of Hungary, Viktor Orban. He also referred to the attacker Juraj Cintula as a ‘left-wing activist’, ignoring that this was a translation error.
The U.S. noted the role of Rosatom in the seizure of ZNPP and supported sanctions against the Russian state concern
U. S. lawmakers have supported sanctions against Russia's state nuclear company Rosatom for its role in the seizure of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, citing the risk of a nuclear disaster due to Russia's actions.
Images over Belbek airfield in occupied Crimea after missile strikes published
Satellite images show significant damage to Belbek airfield in occupied Crimea following recent missile strikes. Specifically destroyed aircraft and a burnt-out fuel depot can be seen.
Finnish housing offices are suffering from debts from Russian homeowners: the government is preparing new warnings
Finnish housing associations are facing difficulties due to non-payment of membership fees by Russian apartment owners, but the government is preparing a new law that will allow them to conveniently send warnings and potentially confiscate homes from debtors.
Instead of construction - to war: russian companies recruit people to participate in aggression against Ukraine
Large Russian enterprises are involved in a scheme to recruit Russian citizens and foreigners to join mercenary units to participate in the Russia's war against Ukraine, offering them bonuses of more than $4,400.
Rheinmetall announces joint venture in Ukraine in the field of air defense
Rheinmetall plans to set up a joint venture in Ukraine in the field of air defense systems within a few years, although it may take 1-2 years before production begins.
Attempt on the Prime Minister of Slovakia: xenophobia and the Russian trace
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fitzo was seriously wounded in an assassination attempt carried out by a 71-year-old xenophobic writer with with possible pro-Russian ties.
EU to freeze Georgia's membership bid if 'foreign agents' law passed - FT
Georgia's application for EU membership will be frozen if the controversial Russian-inspired law on "foreign agents" is passed.
Too ugly a portrait: Australia's richest woman asks museum to remove her image from the exhibition
Australia's richest woman, Gina Rinehart, demands that the National Gallery of Australia remove her unflattering portrait from an exhibition by Vincent Namathjira, considering it too ugly.
The enemy attacked a number of communities in Dnipropetrovs'k region, damaged buildings and infrastructure
Russian forces attacked several settlements in the Dnipropetrovs'k region, damaging buildings, infrastructure, a gas pipeline, power lines, and vehicles, but no casualties were reported.
A traitor who worked for the Wagner PMC and collected data on the location of the Ukrainian Armed Forces was detained in Vinnytsia region
Ukraine detained a repeat offender who worked for the Russian Wagner PMC and collected information on the locations of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Vinnytsia and Cherkasy regions, reporting to the occupiers on the consequences of missile and drone strikes.
Climate change increasingly threatens human health - EU Environment Agency
According to a report by the European Environment Agency, climate change is exacerbating floods, droughts, and water quality, posing an increasing threat to human health.
Key witness against Trump awaits conviction of former US president
Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer and a key witness against him, admitted that he wants to see the former president convicted in a criminal trial for paying hush money to Stormy Daniels.
In Luhansk region, school students will be forced to study the history of the so-called "luhansk People's Republic"
Russian occupiers are planning to force schoolchildren in the occupied Luhansk region of Ukraine to study the fabricated "history" of the so-called "Luhansk People's Republic" using a three-volume textbook, erasing Ukrainian identity.
North Korea is behind cryptocurrency laundering worth more than $147 million - Reuters
North Korea has allegedly laundered $147. 5 million stolen from a cryptocurrency exchange through the virtual currency platform Tornado Cash in March 2024, as part of efforts to steal about $3.6 billion through cyberattacks on cryptocurrency firms over the past 7 years.
