No choice for Ukrainians - more Putin means more war
The vote was entirely engineered, so people here were not holding their breath for the result.
The vote was entirely engineered, so people here were not holding their breath for the result.
Crowds have gathered to see the mural, with one local saying they were "proud".
It involves running the gauntlet along risky and dangerous roads, to avoid gunmen and sporadic violence.
Authorities found his remains buried in an abandoned vegetable garden.
Three students were hospitalised and one of them has been discharged.
Eyewitnesses described a state of panic inside the complex in Gaza City.
In truth no credible opposition candidate was allowed to stand.
The boy was with his two younger sisters who sustained serious injuries.
To achieve rice self-sufficiency, the Fiji government has launched the "We Rice Up" initiative.
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That figure now stands at 3,084 – a number not seen since 1963.
He said "no international pressure will stop Israel" from achieving all of its war aims.
He often justifies his actions with an outlandish perception of history and a keen resentment of Nato.
Lava has reached the eastern defences around the small, town of Grindavik.
The shipment contained 200 tonnes of food, including rice, oil and dates.
In Ukraine officials report new Russian air strikes on the port city of Odesa.
Every day seems to bring more bad headlines for the company.
He is perhaps best known for his criticism of the press after his sister's death in 1997.
Five people were killed in the strike, Ukrainian authorities said.
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