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Democrats storm Iowa with all to play for in first US vote

Budapest's Banksy disciple sparks treasure hunts and nostalgia

McConnell says Republicans don't have votes to block witnesses in Trump trial: reports

Russia's Putin Hosts Bavarian Leader for Talks on Wednesday

Battle for witnesses looms as defense rests in Trump trial

Trump Legal Team Says Not Concerned About Bolton Possibly Testifying in Impeachment Trial

Most US Voters Want Witnesses at Trump's Impeachment Trial - Poll

Swedish Transport Agency Gives Green Light to Re-Establish Flights to Tehran - Statement

Vyshinsky Hands Over Documents on Persecution of Journalists to OSCE Media Representative

Historians unveil rare photos of Sobibor death camp

Hundreds of newly discovered photographs, including some taken at the Sobibor death camp, represent a "quantum leap" in research into Nazi crimes against humanity, historians at the Berlin museum Topography of Terror said Tuesday

Schumer Rejects Idea for US Senators to Read Bolton Book in Secret for Impeachment Trial

A plan floated by some Republican senators to read the manuscript of former National Security Adviser John Bolton's forthcoming book in secret reflects efforts by supporters of US President Donald Trump to hide the truth, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters on Tuesday

US Senator Graham Backs Release of Bolton Manuscript in Classified Setting - Statement

US Senator Lindsey Graham said in a statement on Tuesday that he supports a proposal to release former National Security Adviser John Bolton's manuscript from his unpublished book in a classified setting before the Senate decides whether to allow it as evidence in the impeachment trial of President Trump

Council of EU Adds 7 Russian Nationals to Sanctions List Over Elections in Crimea

The Council of the European Union added seven Russian citizens involved in the recent local elections in Crimea and Sevastopol to the bloc's list of sanctions introduced in response to the crisis in Ukraine, according to the council's press release

Senior Russian Lawmaker Hopes Vyshinsky to Inform PACE About Attacks on Media in Europe

Petr Tolstoy, the deputy chairman of the Russian lower house, told Sputnik on Tuesday that he hoped that Kirill Vyshinsky, the executive director of the Rossiya Segodnya International Information Agency, and Sputnik Estonia's editor-in-chief, Elena Cherysheva, would be able to bring attention to the encroachment on the media freedom in Ukraine and Estonia by their speeches at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE).

Ukrainian Union of Journalists Says Disinformation Bill Increases Pressure on Media

A draft law on countering disinformation, submitted by the Ukrainian Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, if enacted would increase pressure on the country's media, Serhiy Tomilenko, the president of Ukraine's National Union of Journalists, said on Tuesday