- EU issues €8 billion in its 10th syndicated transaction of 2026
- 90-year-old veteran alleges harassment by security while selling poppies in Montreal metro
- Mississippi Senate race favours Scott Colom as he leads Cindy Hyde-Smith
- Foreign gangs market DIY drug kits for spice on social media in the UK
- Students throw milk cartons at Joe Biden during Dublin college visit
- House Republicans block impeachment effort against Pentagon chief Hegseth
- Thunberg criticises COP31 negotiations, urging leaders to prioritise planet over profit
- Divers discover wreck of ship sunk by German U-boat during World War II
Year: 2026
Virginia Giuffre’s family issues a statement following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, emphasizing their ongoing fight for justice.
Tensions with Iran could escalate rapidly. Trump’s unpredictable timeline raises concerns about potential military actions and their global repercussions.
Cole Palmer’s friend suggests a Man Utd transfer could be on the horizon after their holiday together, fueling speculation about the Chelsea star’s future.
Poland urges citizens to leave Iran promptly amid rising tensions and safety concerns, emphasizing the need for caution in volatile regions.
In a bold display, Kim Jong Un unveils 50 new rocket launchers, enhancing North Korea’s ‘special attack’ capabilities amid rising military tensions.
Georgian President Salomé Zourabichvili stated in an interview with Euronews that Russian President Vladimir Putin “has to be brought to peace by constraint,” emphasizing the urgency of addressing ongoing regional tensions.
British couple Lindsay and Craig Foreman face a decade in Iranian prison, as authorities accuse them of espionage amid rising tensions and diplomatic strains.
“Dine and dashers” left without paying a £234 bill after devouring a Valentine’s meal, highlighting the rising issue of restaurant thefts.
Spain’s government is set to legalise around 500,000 undocumented migrants, prompting various inaccurate claims regarding their rights, as stated by officials during the announcement. This development matters now amid ongoing discussions on immigration policy in Europe.
The European Commission’s Commissioner for the Mediterranean, Dubravka Šuica, has faced backlash from several EU member states, led by France, for attending the Board of Peace meeting in Washington without prior communication, raising concerns over foreign policy mandates and potential endorsement of the initiative.
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