Ukraine reports overcoming shell famine amid ongoing conflict
Despite this positive change in ammunition supply, the AFU continues to face other significant challenges.
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Israeli Supreme Court mandates military service for ultra-orthodox, challenging Netanyahu’s coalition
Military service is mandatory for most Israelis, with men typically serving for 32 months and women for 24 months.
Russian Presidential Aide claims West intends to support Ukraine ‘until the last Ukrainian’
Ushakov's comments reflect the ongoing narrative from Moscow that portrays Western involvement in the conflict as detrimental to Ukraine and its people.
Modi to visit Moscow: India’s strategic interests at forefront
This Moscow trip will be Modi's first since his 2019 visit to Vladivostok in Russia's Far East.
Russia begins updating nuclear doctrine, Kremlin confirms
This move follows recent comments from a senior Russian parliamentarian suggesting that Moscow might consider reducing the decision-making time for nuclear weapon deployment if it perceives an increase in threats.
Tech giants and startups race to develop AI for India’s multilingual market
Global tech behemoths Microsoft and Google are leading the charge, alongside emerging Indian startups such as Silicon Valley-backed Sarvam AI and Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal's Krutrim.
BJP Chief JP Nadda appointed leader of House in Rajya Sabha
The BJP chief, who was among the 41 candidates elected unopposed to the Rajya Sabha in February 2024, has also been allocated the crucial portfolio of Health and Family Welfare in the new National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government.
Israel hurches claim attacks on Christian presence in Holy land amid tax dispute
In a strongly worded letter addressed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, heads of the Catholic, Greek Orthodox, and Armenian Orthodox churches alleged that four municipalities across Israel have recently issued warning letters to church officials.
Russian missile strike hits Odesa warehouse, injuring 4
According to Ukraine's Air Force Command, the attack began in the morning hours when two Iskander-K cruise missiles were detected heading towards Odesa Oblast
Surge in alleged Russian chemical weapons use reported by Ukraine
According to a statement posted on Facebook by the Ukrainian military's Support Forces, 715 cases of Russian chemical weapons use were recorded in May 2024, marking a 61% increase from the previous month.
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