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US, China opt out of joint declaration on AI use in military

US, China opt out of joint declaration on AI use in military

By Victoria Waldersee A CORUNA, Spain, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Around a third of countries attending a military AI summit agreed on Thursday to a a declaration on how to govern deployment of the technology in warfare, but military heavyweights China and the U.S. opted out.

Ryazhenka Explained: Why This Fermented Milk Is a Protein-Rich Eastern European Staple

Ryazhenka Explained: Why This Fermented Milk Is a Protein-Rich Eastern European Staple

Ryazhenka, a traditional fermented milk product from Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, is not only cherished for its unique taste but also for its nutr...

Ukrainian Forces Claim Successful Strike on Russian Missile Test Site

Ukrainian Forces Claim Successful Strike on Russian Missile Test Site

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have reported a successful strike on the Kapustin Yar missile test site in Russia, using their domestically-made FP-5 missile, known as the 'Flamingo'. The attack reportedly damaged several buildings used for the preparation of medium-range intercontinental ballistic missiles. The General Staff of Ukraine stated that the strike caused significant damage to one of the hangars and led to the evacuation of personnel from the area. This development is part of ongoing military tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

Israel’s first ever Olympic bobsled team heads to Milan in bid dubbed ‘Shul runnings’

Israel’s first ever Olympic bobsled team heads to Milan in bid dubbed ‘Shul runnings’

Israel's first bobsled team is set to compete in the Milan Cortina Winter Games

UN peacekeepers in Lebanon allege surge in Israeli violence toward them

UN peacekeepers in Lebanon allege surge in Israeli violence toward them

U.N. peacekeepers in southern Lebanon say they have faced increased violence from Israeli forces over the past year

Ukraine Eyes Meteor Missiles for Enhanced Air Defense Amid Russian Threats

Ukraine Eyes Meteor Missiles for Enhanced Air Defense Amid Russian Threats

Ukraine is considering acquiring European-made Meteor beyond-visual-range air-to-air missiles to bolster its defense capabilities against Russian fighter jets. The Meteor, known for its long range and advanced propulsion system, would be part of a security aid package from Sweden, contingent on Ukraine acquiring Saab Gripen fighters. The missile's transfer is under discussion, with potential inclusion in a Gripen package. The Meteor's advanced features, such as its ramjet propulsion and active radar seeker, make it a formidable addition to Ukraine's air defense arsenal, potentially altering the balance of power in the region.

Iran and US set for talks in Oman over nuclear program after Tehran shaken by nationwide protests

Iran and US set for talks in Oman over nuclear program after Tehran shaken by nationwide protests

Iran and the United States are set to hold nuclear negotiations in Oman after a turbulent week

Ukraine Tourism Before and After the 2014 Crimea Annexation

Ukraine Tourism Before and After the 2014 Crimea Annexation

The 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea marked a significant turning point for Ukraine's tourism industry. Prior to this event, Ukraine attracted mor...

Kremlin says Russia and US agree that quick nuclear arms are talks needed

Kremlin says Russia and US agree that quick nuclear arms are talks needed

The Kremlin says Russian and U.S. negotiators have discussed the expiration of their last remaining nuclear arms pact

Here's what international law says about striking energy facilities in war

Here's what international law says about striking energy facilities in war

Russian missiles and drones have pounded Ukraine’s energy grid in recent weeks

Ukraine says Russia is illegally targeting the power grid. Here's what the law says

Ukraine says Russia is illegally targeting the power grid. Here's what the law says

Russian missiles and drones have pounded Ukraine’s energy grid in recent weeks

Finland's Stubb: We must admit the US is changing

Finland's Stubb: We must admit the US is changing

HELSINKI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Europe and Finland need to acknowledge that the United States is changing and that the U.S. administration's ideology behind its foreign policy "conflicts with our own values", Finland's president Alexander Stubb said on Wednesday.