The most important thing for them to experience,” he says, “is how difficult this is.” In the depths of the cold war, US soldiers were a familiar sight in Norwegian garrison towns north of the Arctic ...

Practically all of Alaska is a natural wonder ... at AllTrails for photos and trail maps, plus reviews of some of the state's most popular hikes. Need To Know: This waterfall is also known as South ...

Otto von Bismarck On 8 May 2022, the Russian army attempted to cross the Siverskyi Donets River in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine. The crossing operation failed, and an entire Russian ...

Mount Spurr lies about 80 miles west of Anchorage, which is Alaska's most populous city, making it one of the state's most closely watched volcanoes. It last erupted in 1992, spreading ash over ...

The Bering Sea lies between the Russian Far East in the west and Alaska in the east. The eastern portion of the sea is located within the Alaskan ADIZ, a Newsweek's map shows. "The Russian ...

The 21st annual release of Russian River Brewing’s coveted Pliny the Younger is just around the corner. It’s so close, you can almost taste it: Pliny the Younger, Russian River Brewing Co.’s ...

On the Kupiansk front, the enemy attempted to ford the Oskil River using armored vehicles but suffered an unexpected failure, ...

Russian troops are stepping up efforts to gain territory on the western bank of the Oskil River, launching intensified ...

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned a representative of the Russian embassy on Thursday to demand the return of border buoys illegally removed from the Narva River on the eastern border almost a ...

Battlefield maps from both Ukraine and Russia showed two joined pockets of Ukrainian forces on the Russian side of the border in Kursk. Russia said it was clearing large numbers of mines in the area.

At the height of their offensive, Ukrainian forces controlled some 500 square miles of Russian soil. Now they hold just a narrow strip of land along the border. By Matthew Mpoke Bigg Ukrainian ...

The move comes after several years of efforts across the country, including in Alaska, to drop words and names with derogatory connections from maps, buildings and civic institutions. Michael ...