Russia

Elon Musk's SpaceX has reportedly informed the US government that they can no longer provide Starlink internet services to Ukraine for free.

Two months after the Federal Security Service (FSB) of Russia nabbed an ISIS suicide bomber, it has now given nod to India's request to interrogate the terrorist.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has issued a strong statement clarifying that decisions by OPEC+ countries are not the decision by one member country and are based on the economic interests of all member nations.

Facebook's parent company Meta was convicted guilty of 'extremist activity' in Russia.

Vitali Klitschko, the mayor of Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, confirmed explosions in the Shevchenko district, a sizable area in the city's centre where the old town and various government buildings are located.

Despite the war in Ukraine, Russia insisted the bridge was safe and threatened Kyiv with retaliation if it was targeted.

The world seems to be so accustomed to casual mentions of the words nuclear strike, nuclear bombs, ballistic missiles etc that it seems to have almost forgotten that when the last time nuclear bombs were actually used in war, two cities in Japan were flattened in a matter of seconds.

Saudi Arabia Energy Minister lambasted a Reuters journalist and refused to answer his questions for misleading reports on oil price

Elon Musk tried to draw attention to the fact that a peace proposal and Ukraine's neutrality is the most likely outcome anyway and the death of millions can be prevented if a peace proposal is agreed upon.

Cao Yi, the former Chinese ambassador to Iraq and Lebanon, mocked the US administration for allegedly sabotaging the natural gas pipeline and pretending to not know about it.