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The UN's atomic energy watchdog said the blackout affected the confinement structure housing the plant's damaged reactor core, and that two emergency diesel generators were now supplying it with electricity
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and rising global tensions have fuelled a boom in military tech start-ups, from AI fighter jets to robotic spies.
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Bhutan’s Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay made a direct appeal for change, describing India and Japan as “deserving nations” for permanent membership.
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It comes a day before a series of UN sanctions are set to take effect as outlined in Iran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.
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Trump underscored that Russia’s economy is already reeling under the costs of the conflict, yet energy sales remain a vital source of income
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Norad said it scrambled F-16 fighters, E-3 airborne early warning and control aircraft and KC-135 tankers to track and identify the Russian planes.
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'My goal is to finish the war,' not to continue running for office, Axios quoted Zelenksiy as saying
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Zelenskiy said Ukraine had decided to begin exporting its weapons to allies.
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The stoppages, which are temporary and precautionary, apply to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal and the Sheskharis facility, both of which are near Novorossiysk.
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Sanctions aimed at cutting Moscow’s war funding have spawned a vast illicit shipping economy with global risks.
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Ukraine’s potential post-war security issues have been widely discussed in recent weeks both in Washington and across European capitals, with the potential for a ceasefire seemingly at an impasse amid continued Russian bombardment of civilian targets across Ukraine.
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Russia hasn’t confirmed the latest incidents. Rosneft’s press service didn’t immediately respond to an emailed request for comment outside of regular business hours.
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Over recent weeks, President Donald Trump and senior US officials have criticised India’s continued imports of Russian oil, claiming New Delhi is funding the war in Ukraine.
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Russia's defence ministry said at least 361 drones had been shot down by Russian air defence systems
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Poland said its airspace was violated by Russian drones overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday as Russia struck Ukraine
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About 80 GW of the 100 GW target will be executed by NPCIL and NTPC through larger projects. The remaining 20 GW will be open to the private sector and mostly be executed through small module reactors, government officials have told Moneycontrol
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Putin government says forced labour, introduced in its current form in 2011, is a humane form of punishment that reduces reoffending, while enabling criminals to contribute to the economy and society
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It is a cheap long-range drone which Ukrainian intelligence says is made of materials like plywood and foam
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The EU is in the midst of finalising a trade deal with India, which the bloc is unlikely to want to jeopardize
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"What's with Russia violating Poland's airspace with drones? Here we go!" Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. Trump did not elaborate on what he meant by the last part of the brief message.
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Later Tuesday, Trump wrote a social-media post saying the US and India were continuing negotiations to address their trade barriers.
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The meeting comes as Trump has tried to get Russian President Vladimir Putin to agree to sit down with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for direct talks aimed at ending the 3 1/2-year war
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Ukrainian officials said that Russia's largest overnight air attack of the war set the main building of the Ukrainian government in Kyiv on fire and left three people dead
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Russia is already under crippling sanctions from both the US and Europe, but has found customers for Russian oil and gas in India and elsewhere
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Medics were called to the leafy Darnytskyi district to the east of the Dnipro River, where a four-storey apartment building caught fire from the debris of drones destroyed in the overnight attack, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said.
