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The African region is a significant source of minerals such as nickel, cobalt, graphite and lithium, which are vital for technology industries like semiconductors, batteries and electric vehicles - major export items for South Korea

The shake up among the top brass of Russia's government comes as the brutal war in Ukraine grinds on with a new wave of US arms arriving at the front to help beleaguered defenders

Russian security's second hand man is accusing Ukraine of carrying out the Friday's tragic concert hall massacre and has threatened the country's leader with assassination

The death toll for the horrific concert hall attack in a suburb of Russia's capital Moscow continues to climb and is currently at 137. Four men have so far been charged

Lieutenant General Ingo Gerhartz's 38-minute call with German Air Force officers and a general, in which they spoke about Brit troops 'on the ground' in Ukraine, was intercepted by Russia

A new report alleges people who tend to accompany the Russian president spend time in an "clean zone", or boarding house where only quarantined people live and work

Samir Ayoub, a journalist and the uncle of the three girls killed in an Israeli airstrike, questioned where the "terrorists" were when the IDF drone struck the cars carrying his family in southern Lebanon

Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, said that if Ukraine’s ongoing counteroffensive against Moscow’s invasion captures Russian territory, then the Kremlin army would be forced to act

A total of 17 youngsters were snatched by Vladimir Putin's forces and hauled off to Russia-held Crimea after being told by their cruel captors that their families had abandoned them

North Korea is ramping up its missile tests and pushing for more powerful weapons that it believes may increase its leverage during potential future negotiations with the US, some expert commentators on the Hermit Kingdom say