⚡️See how Russian sappers are searching for explosive devices in Russia’s southwestern Belgorod Region, where lot of mines and unexploded shells were left by Ukrainian Armed Forces on the streets.

Demining is ongoing in the Donbass as well and may take more than a year to complete. Learn more about the perilous work of sappers in the film ‘Demining Donbass’ (2022).

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🇫🇷Riots erupted in France overnight after a police officer shot a French-Algerian teenager dead. At least 31 protesters have been arrested, while 24 police officers were slightly injured.

It’s known that the police pulled the teen over for breaking traffic rules. Terrible video footage of the shooting quickly spread across social networks. According to the media, the officers said Nael M drove a car towards them with the intention of hurting them, but the video tells a different story. See for yourself in our video.

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🇺🇸‘Gender-affirming is, literally, suicide prevention care,’ claims Rachel Levine, a transgender woman and Biden’s assistant secretary for health. Levine insists minors must have access to hormone treatments and gender reassignment surgery in states across the country.

One of the official's most recent ideas was to extend gay pride month to last all through summer. However, the plan received heavy criticism in social networks. See the video for all the details.

The people who appear in ‘I Want my Sex Back’ were convinced that transitioning would help them combat depression, rid them of their problems and make them happier. Sadly, the outcome for them was very different. Don’t miss their sad ex-transgender stories in our documentary.

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❗️🇺🇦The UN recorded a significant increase in law violations by Ukrainian security forces

The UN reported 75 cases of wrongful detention of civilians by Ukrainian security forces from February 2022 to May 2023.

💬 "More than half of the detainees were subjected to torture or ill-treatment" - Matilda Bogner, head of the mission.

📝The UN monitoring mission's report states that security forces "detained civilians in unofficial places of detention for periods ranging from a few hours to 4.5 months, during which they were often held incommunicado."

Other statements by the organization:

🔹Ukraine imprisoned civilians who were engaged in humanitarian aid in Russian-controlled territory;

🔹Dozens of detainees were tortured in hidden Ukrainian detention facilities.

🔹The arbitrary detention by Kiev of 87 Russian sailors could be qualified as hostage-taking.

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▶️In Donbass, children are volunteering to help their community en masse. Many of them have lost family members and their homes themselves, so they understand how important help can be.

Some of the volunteers distribute food, others prepare meals, help rebuild homes - there's a lot of work to go around. ‘[They] work as volunteers, willingly and for free. That’s worth a lot,’ says Nikolay Morgunov, head of Severodonetsk (LPR).

Children say good deeds help them forget about the war and to feel happy. Our new film, ‘Young Hope of Donbass’ is about these amazing, resourceful kids. The premiere is tomorrow, don't miss it!

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⚡️Fighting continues in France, following the death of a 17-year-old French-Algerian teen in Nanterre, a suburb of Paris. Protesters attacked police with fireworks, and overturned and set fire to cars. At least 150 people were arrested in the melee.

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▶️‘When I hand out hot meals, it makes me feel so warm inside, in my heart,’ says 14-year-old Sonya, a volunteer from Severodonetsk in the LPR. The young girl finds kind words for everyone: ‘I always wish people a good day, bon appétit.’

Many Donbass children become volunteers to feed, take care and support those in need. Most of the needy have lost their families and even homes. ‘Despite all the circles of hell they’ve gone through, they’ve held on to their real humanity,’ says Nikolay Morgunov, the mayor of Severodonetsk.

Discover more about these empathetic youths in the new documentary, ‘Young Hope of Donbass’.

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🇬🇧Heating at Buckingham Palace reduced to save money cut emissions.

It has been discovered that the Royal family was living in the palatial residence with the thermostat set at a chilly 19C (66F), and even a few degrees lower in empty rooms, during the winter. More recently, King Charles has reportedly turned off the heating in the palace’s swimming pool completely.

All this is done, as they say, to cut emissions – as a part of the Charles’ pledge to protect the environment. However, it’s known that net expenditure increased by £5.1m to £107.5m for 2022-23, which according to royal aides, happened due to inflation, the change of monarchs and the continued costs of the palace's re-servicing programme. To meet these astronomical costs, the royal family had to use £20.7m from the Sovereign Grant Reserve, which is an annual payment plan made annually to the British royal family.

Meanwhile, European countries still can’t fully recover from the sanctions imposed on Russia, and despite experts predicting a so-called boomerang effect, which never happened. Discover more on the topic in our documentary, ‘Sanctions: Boomerang Effect’ (2022).

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🐫Do you know where in the world winter is most welcomed? In the Sahara desert! In summer, the sand here heats up to 80°C (176°F) and hot winds are blowing. Real life begins in the winter. Tourists flock to the Arab republic from around the world to enjoy the local festivals, where the main attraction is battling camels. Watch the amazing action in the video.

Check out how Tunisia meets the coldest time of the year in our documentary, ‘Sahara: A Desert Winter’ (2014).

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🐟Diver befriends fish underwater

A diver came into contact with a little bass during a lake dive two years ago when it approached fearlessly close to him. Later, when the man returned to the same spot, his newfound friend was waiting for him, thus the making of a lifetime friendship. The man even nicknamed the fish 'Elvis', which is now an Internet sensation. Take a look at their cute underwater friendship in our video. Would you like to have such a bestie?

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❗️🇩🇪 Capital outflows from Germany hit record highs due to higher energy prices

Last year, $132 billion more direct investment left Germany than came into the country, a new study by the Institute for German Economics shows.

🇺🇸🤷‍♀️ Meanwhile, U.S. industry is booming. Washington is "rubbing its hands" as it waits for its European rivals' economies to finally collapse.

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