Shock in Italy: Bulgarian Woman Fatally Stabbed by Partner in Civitavecchia
In the Italian city of Civitavecchia, a 46-year-old Bulgarian woman was brutally murdered by her partner,
Russia has initiated a criminal case against Italian journalists who reported on the Ukrainian operation in the Kursk region. Stefania Battistini and cameraman Simone Traini, both working for Rai TV, are the subjects of the investigation. In response, Italian authorities have recalled the journalists to Milan, citing security concerns.
Russia accuses the pair of illegally entering its territory and broadcasting footage from the Sudzha area. The Italian ambassador in Moscow was summoned to Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where she emphasized that news teams operate independently. Rai defended its journalists, stating that "journalism is not a crime, and reports are not subject to prior approval."
The United States has floated the idea of resuming the NATO-Russia Council as part of a broader effort to resolve the conflict in Ukraine
Russia marked the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II with a large-scale military parade on Moscow's Red Square
Chinese President Xi Jinping has reaffirmed his support for Russia during his visit to Moscow on May 8
South Korea's intelligence agency has reported that approximately 600 North Korean soldiers
A senior Russian general has been killed in a car explosion in Balashikha
Explosions occurred on April 22 at a military ammunition depot in Russia's Vladimir Oblast,
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