Kyiv’s forces retake 26 settlements and over 600 km2 in southeastern Ukraine
Kyiv's forces retake 26 settlements in a significant military achievement that demonstrates Ukraine's growing capability for coordinated mechanized
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Protests in Greece as Israeli cruise ship ‘Crown Iris’ docks in Piraeus
Protests in Greece as Israeli cruise liner Crown Iris docked in the historic port of Piraeus, drawing hundreds…
At least 10 people in intensive care and thousands flee intense wildfire in Croatia
A devastating wildfire on Croatia's Adriatic coast has left at least 10 people in intensive care and dozens…
France upholds assisted dying law but strikes down social media ban for children
France's top constitutional authority approved legislation on Friday on the right to assisted dying, but struck down a…
UK must ‘face up to changing climate,’ PM says on visit to fire-hit Stourbridge
UK must face up to changing climate patterns, Prime Minister Andy Burnham declared during a visit to Stourbridge,…
Russia admits new petrol shortages amid ongoing long-range Ukrainian strikes
Russia admits new petrol shortages amid escalating Ukrainian long-range strikes on its energy infrastructure. Russian authorities acknowledged on…
Jason Arday, former Cambridge University professor at centre of plagiarism row, found dead at home
Jason Arday former Cambridge University professor has been found dead at his home in south London, bringing a…
EU pushes back as US revives trade pressure on bloc and accuses Brussels of enabling China to evade tariffs
European Union officials mounted a firm defense on Friday against escalating commercial tensions with the United States, rejecting…
‘Wall of fire’ forces sea evacuation in Greece as wildfires continue across Europe
As wildfires rage across Europe, a dramatic wall of fire forces sea evacuation in Greece, highlighting the continent's…
“Increased caution”: Why is the US warning against travel to Germany?
When planning vacations this year, travelers are approaching their decisions with renewed scrutiny. Germany, traditionally a favorite among…