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Ukrainian Survivor Recounts WWII Ordeal, Finding Refuge in Germany

Switlana Petrowskaja, a 90-year-old Ukrainian woman, recounts her family's harrowing escape from Nazi-occupied Kyiv in 1941, their subsequent flight to Russia and ultimately finding asylum in Germany in 2022, emphasizing the cyclical nature of conflict and the enduring trauma of war.

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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Disrupt Russian Military Production and Air Travel

On May 7th, Ukrainian Security Service drones successfully targeted the "Basalt" and "Splav" military plants in Russia, causing fires and explosions, triggering the "Kilim" security plan that led to the cancellation of at least 350 flights, affecting 60,000 passengers.

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Merz Elected German Chancellor in Second Voting Round

Friedrich Merz, a former European Parliament member and Bundestag representative who later worked in the private sector, became Germany's chancellor on May 6, 2025, after a second voting round. His election signifies a shift towards a more conservative and assertive foreign policy, particularly rega...

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Russia Uses Victory Day Parade to Project International Support Amid Ukraine War

Russia's Victory Day parade on May 9th features North Korean military personnel and leaders from over 20 countries, including sanctioned nations, in an attempt to demonstrate broad international support amid the war in Ukraine, while simultaneously commissioning 150 million rubles worth of propagand...

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WWII: Evacuation and Preservation of Russian Cultural Heritage

During WWII, Russian museums evacuated millions of artifacts, including paintings by Rembrandt and Aivazovsky, to the Ural Mountains, Siberia, and Kazakhstan, while others were hidden in basements; curators' actions are considered a civic feat.

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Merz's First Trip: Repairing Strained Relations With France and Poland

On May 7th, 2025, newly elected German Chancellor Friedrich Merz began his first foreign trip in France and Poland to address concerns over past strained relations, particularly with Poland, focusing on security cooperation and addressing past policy disagreements.

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Kim Jong Un Orders Increased Artillery Production Amid Russia Support

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered a doubling of the country's artillery shell production, amid ongoing support for Russia's war in Ukraine, including the deployment of approximately 15,000 North Korean soldiers, with about 5,000 casualties, according to South Korean intelligence.

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Biden Criticizes Trump's Foreign Policy, Warns of Threats to Global Stability

Former US President Joe Biden gave a BBC interview discussing his decision to leave the 2024 presidential race, criticizing President Trump's first 100 days and foreign policy, particularly his handling of relations with Ukraine and potential threats to NATO, while emphasizing the importance of US l...

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Russia Uses Victory Day Parade to Showcase "Anti-West" Alliance

Russia's Victory Day parade on May 9th, 2025, features North Korean troops and leaders from sanctioned countries, aiming to portray an "anti-Western" alliance and downplay the war in Ukraine, with potential US involvement discussed.

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Russia Destroys Fourth HIMARS with Jam-Proof Drone

Russia's Rubicon drone unit destroyed a U.S.-made HIMARS launcher near Chasiv Yar in Ukraine using a fiber-optic drone impervious to jamming, marking the fourth such destruction and highlighting the evolving nature of drone warfare.

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Controversial Cardinal Appointment Shakes Australian Catholic Church

Pope Francis appointed Ukrainian Bishop Mykola Bychok as a cardinal in Australia, surprising many due to his short tenure and the bypassing of the expected Sydney Archbishop; this decision caused controversy within the Australian Catholic Church and raises questions about representation and the futu...

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EU to Phase Out Remaining Russian Energy Imports by 2027

The European Commission unveiled a plan to phase out remaining Russian energy imports by 2027, employing legislation instead of sanctions due to Hungarian opposition, aiming to make Russian fuel economically unappealing and improve transparency.

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