- Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci sentenced to 25 years for war crimes
- Students conclude testimony in former Christian school principal’s assault trial
- House votes for third time to restrict Trump’s military actions against Iran
- Undersea microphones developed to protect UK’s £65 billion cables from threats
- Putin lifts 30-year ban on gas mask sales amid rising war tensions
- Thousands of police protest in Paris over working conditions and pay
- Geneva talks aim to address ongoing conflict between DRC and Rwanda
- Metrolinx distributes limited-edition Lake Ontario Presto cards at Union Station
Author: News Desk
Euronews says British MPs have decided to open an investigation targeting Boris Johnson over the so-called “partygate” scandal.
France24 says Russian President Vladimir Putin alone can decide the fate of the 100,000 civilians still trapped in Ukraine’s war-torn Mariupol.
Arab News say for journalist Amer Matar a decade-long search for his younger brother has defined him and changed the course of his life.
Sky News says Johnny Depp has faced hours of tough questioning from Amber Heard’s lawyer during his libel trial.
Mass graves found near Mariupol, which they say adds to mounting proof of Russian war crimes against Ukrainian civilians
Sky News says former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson allegedly punched a man repeatedly in the face on a plane in San Francisco.
Manchester United appoint Ten Hag as their next manager and here are his top 5 transfers this summer. The Dutchman, 52, will take over from interim boss Ralf Rangnick at the end of this season on a three-year deal which can be extended by a year. Ten Hag is viewed as being a proven winner who likes to play an attractive, attacking style of football, with a commitment to youth. United appoint Ten Hag Rangnick, who replaced the sacked Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in November, is set to move into a consultancy role. Ten Hag will become United’s fifth permanent manager…
Manchester United have appointed Ajax coach Erik ten Hag as their next manager after a rocky season so far.
The Independent says thousands of Afghans who worked alongside the British military are still trapped in the country eight months after the fall of Kabul.
Prince Harry said in his interview that he believes his mother is watching over him and that he feels her “presence in almost everything that I do”, Metro reports.
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