Ukrainian authorities reported a series of explosions in Kharkov, Odessa

Several explosions occurred in Kharkov, Mayor Igor Terekhov reported on his Telegram channel.

Burial Sites of Tortured Civilians Discovered in Avdeyevka - Russian Investigative Committee

Burial sites of civilians showing signs of torture have been discovered in the city of Avdeyevka in the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR). Investigators have begun an investigation, the Investigative Committee of Russia reports.

Polish farmers lift blockades at all Ukraine crossings

Polish farmers called off their protest at the last border crossing with Ukraine, lifting a blockade that has dragged on for months, soured bilateral relations and hit Ukraine's trade.

At Least 40 People Die in Western Kenya After A Dam Collapses

A dam collapsed in western Kenya early Monday, killing at least 40 people after a wall of water swept through houses and cut off a major road, police said.

Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez said he will not leave his post after the scandal

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who found himself at the center of a political scandal after his wife Begoña Gomez was suspected of corruption, said he would not leave his post.

UAE firm suspends operations at Iraq gas complex after drone attack

Emirati-owned Dana Gas has suspended operations at a gas complex in Iraq’s autonomous Kurdistan region after a drone strike that killed four people, it said on Monday.

Spain’s PM Pedro Sanchez set to announce if he’s staying or resigning

Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is set to announce on Monday whether he plans to stay on or quit the premiership, days after saying he was considering resigning.

Macron 'In Favor' of Debating European Nuclear Deterrent

In January, Macron pointed out in a speech at the Swedish Defense Academy that the future security architecture of the continent could no longer be settled simply by the US and Russia, and that Europe has a right to determine its own future.