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WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Granted Temporary Reprieve from U.S. Extradition, U.K. Court Seeks Assurances
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was granted a temporary reprieve from extradition to the United States on Tuesday, as the High Court in London ruled that he could pursue his appeal at a full hearing, provided the U.S. does not offer satisfactory assurances regarding his First Amendment rights and the possibility of facing the death penalty. 
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was granted a temporary reprieve from extradition to the United States on Tuesday, as the High Court in London ruled that he could pursue his appeal at a full hearing, provided the U.S. does not offer satisfactory assurances regarding his First Amendment rights and the possibility of facing the death penalty. -
Moscow Attack Victims Remain in Serious Condition as Putin Admits ISIS Role, Still Blames Ukraine
As Russia continues to grapple with the aftermath of the deadly concert hall attack that claimed 139 lives and injured more than 180 people, Health Minister Mikhail Murashko revealed on Tuesday that 22 victims, including two children, remain in serious condition. 
As Russia continues to grapple with the aftermath of the deadly concert hall attack that claimed 139 lives and injured more than 180 people, Health Minister Mikhail Murashko revealed on Tuesday that 22 victims, including two children, remain in serious condition. -
US-Israel Relations Reach New Low as Netanyahu Cancels Rafah Meetings Amid UN Ceasefire Vote
The rift between the United States and Israel reached a new low on Monday as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled a planned delegation to Washington, a trip personally requested by President Joe Biden last week in hopes of offering constructive alternatives to Israel's proposed ground offensive in the southern Gaza city of Rafah. 
The rift between the United States and Israel reached a new low on Monday as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled a planned delegation to Washington, a trip personally requested by President Joe Biden last week in hopes of offering constructive alternatives to Israel's proposed ground offensive in the southern Gaza city of Rafah. -
Russia Charges Four Suspects in Deadly Moscow Concert Attack Amid Signs of Torture
The deadly mass shooting at a concert hall near Moscow on Friday has raised awkward questions about the priorities, resources, and intelligence gathering capabilities of Russia's security state. 
The deadly mass shooting at a concert hall near Moscow on Friday has raised awkward questions about the priorities, resources, and intelligence gathering capabilities of Russia's security state. -
UK Accuses China of 'Malign' Cyberattacks on Electoral Commission and MPs, Prompting Calls for Tougher Stance
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing mounting pressure to take a tougher stance against China after the country was accused of being behind a series of "malign" cyberattacks targeting the UK's Electoral Commission and dozens of MPs and peers. 
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is facing mounting pressure to take a tougher stance against China after the country was accused of being behind a series of "malign" cyberattacks targeting the UK's Electoral Commission and dozens of MPs and peers. -
Poland Activates Air Force as Russian Missile Violates Airspace During Massive Attack on Ukraine
The Polish Armed Forces Operational Command announced on Sunday that it had activated its air force after a Russian cruise missile violated the country's airspace during a massive attack on western Ukraine and the capital city of Kyiv. 
The Polish Armed Forces Operational Command announced on Sunday that it had activated its air force after a Russian cruise missile violated the country's airspace during a massive attack on western Ukraine and the capital city of Kyiv. -
Zelensky Slams Russia for Linking Ukraine to Moscow Concert Hall Attack, Calls Accusations 'Absurd'
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine has hit back at Russian accusations linking his country to the deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall, calling the claims "absurd" and suggesting that Russia is deflecting blame from the real threat of extremism within its borders. 
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine has hit back at Russian accusations linking his country to the deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall, calling the claims "absurd" and suggesting that Russia is deflecting blame from the real threat of extremism within its borders. -
Putin Accuses Ukraine of Involvement in Moscow Concert Hall Attack, Kyiv Denies Accusation
Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of being behind the deadly attack on the Crocus City Hall concert venue in Moscow on Friday night, which claimed the lives of at least 133 people. 
Russian President Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of being behind the deadly attack on the Crocus City Hall concert venue in Moscow on Friday night, which claimed the lives of at least 133 people. -
Putin Vows to Punish Perpetrators Behind Deadly Moscow Concert Hall Attack as ISIS Claims Responsibility
Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to track down and punish those responsible for the devastating attack on a concert hall near Moscow that left at least 133 people dead and more than 100 injured. 
Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to track down and punish those responsible for the devastating attack on a concert hall near Moscow that left at least 133 people dead and more than 100 injured. -
China's Coast Guard Water-Cannons Philippine Ship in South China Sea Clash
A fresh maritime clash erupted in the South China Sea on Saturday as China's coast guard used water cannons against Philippine boats attempting to resupply troops stationed on a contested shoal. 
A fresh maritime clash erupted in the South China Sea on Saturday as China's coast guard used water cannons against Philippine boats attempting to resupply troops stationed on a contested shoal.
