Putin says Russia may cut oil production over West's price cap
Russia, the world's biggest exporter of energy, may cut oil production and will refuse to sell oil to any country which imposes the West's price cap on Russian oil, President Vladimir Putin said on Friday. The Group of Seven and Australia last week agreed a $60 per barrel price cap on Russian seaborne crude oil after European Union members overcame resistance from Poland.
Russian troops' poor performance and low morale may worsen during a winter of more discontent
Google must erase inaccurate search info in EU if asked
Kremlin says up to Zelenskyy when Ukraine conflict ends
The mood in Moscow is one of quiet resignation
All dissent is muzzled
Ukraine is using foreign tech to mitigate Russian destruction
The war is a testing-ground for new applications
Why the French are mangling their own language
Naming a firm is izipizi
Nuclear weapons threat risen but 'we haven't gone mad': Putin
Woman simulates labour for emergency landing of plane in Spain, 14 flyers flee
German police arrest two dozen alleged conspirators in a hare-brained plot to restore a king
Investigators say a coup dtat was being planned
Germany's homegrown cannabis industry awaits legalisation
The company is one of only a handful in Germany to have a license for the production of this green gold, which has been legal in Germany for medicinal use since 2017.
Germanys ruling coalition marks its first anniversary
Despite war, inflation, recession and a gas-strapped winter, it is faring rather well
Russia is hurling troops at the tiny Ukrainian town of Bakhmut
But the battle is bloody and pointless
Arrest made after 'egg thrown' during King Charles visit
UK police said they had arrested a 20-year-old man on suspicion of common assault, after an egg was allegedly thrown towards King Charles III on Tuesday during a walkabout. The arrest in Luton, north of London, came less than a month after the monarch narrowly avoided being hit by eggs lobbed in his direction during a visit to York in northern England.
Over 50% of Russia's seaborne Urals crude went to India in November: Refinitiv data, traders
Ukraine appears to expose Russian air defence gaps with long-range strikes
Russia's FSB requests arrest of Ukrainian ministers
Russia's Shoigu says Ukraine committing 'nuclear terrorism' over Zaporizhzhia
Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu said on Tuesday that Ukraine was continuing to shell the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, deliberately creating the threat of a possible nuclear catastrophe.
Italy population drops below 59 million
Britains royal household plays dirty game by leaking stories: Harry
Oxford Dictionarys word of the year goes goblin mode
More bloody packages sent to Ukraine missions: Spain
French hospital cancels operations after cyberattack
The Hospital Centre of Versailles -- which consists of Andre-Mignot Hospital, Richaud Hospital and the Despagne Retirement Home -- was affected by the hacking attempt, said the complex's management. The regional health agency (ARS) said the Andre-Mignot Hospital had cancelled operations, but was doing everything possible to keep walk-in services and consultations running.
Ukraine presidential aide warns against Musk's 'magical simple solutions'
UK arrests wealthy Russian as police target Putin enablers
How Ukrainians cope without electricity
Vladimir Putin hopes to freeze civilians by bombing power infrastructure
How a German 'climate body' helped Russia finish pipeline
