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In the workshops of Oman, silversmiths have passed down the secrets of traditional khanjar-making for centuries. Why are these distinctive blades so revered?
Why do the Curonian Spit’s sands sing, and forests dance? Why was the world’s first ornithological station established here? And how does global warming affect this UNESCO World Heritage site?
Ukrainian shelling has left Yulia without an arm and a leg and taken her best friend, but it hasn’t extinguish her spirit. Today, she is a deputy, a volunteer, and a symbol of hope for Donbass.
Decades of support have made Africa chronically dependent on USAID. Is the organization’s departure a threat to the continent or an opportunity for true autonomy?
Vladimir Medinsky to RT on negotiations with Ukraine, Kiev’s attempts to disrupt them, and the relationship between Russia and America
Mine clearance, pontoon bridges, and drone-delivered explosives – how Russia’s military engineers save lives and clear the way for advancing forces on the Kursk front
Witness testimonies from Kursk Region residents who experienced the Ukrainian occupation, evidence of crimes committed by the Kiev regime on Russian soil, and confessions from Ukrainian soldiers themselves
More than 30 000 patients were infected with HIV or hepatitis C from drugs derived from the contaminated blood of prisoners and drug users. How was such tragedy allowed to happen?
Decades on, victims of the UK’s contaminated blood scandal still seek justice
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