- Germans vote in state elections that could affect chancellor’s future
- Trump proposes triumphal arch to serve as military complex with drones
- Houthis launch missile attack on Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh
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- Danish and Greenlandic leaders express optimism after US security deal
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Joe Lewis, 86, tipped off friends, lovers, personal assistants, and even two private jet pilots with confidential information.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Wednesday his government will propose legislation to liberalise a near-total abortion ban and ease restrictions on the morning-after pill, which would dramatically reverse the previous administration’s policies.
At least 39 people were killed and 9 injured in a blaze that broke out in a store in Jiangxi, China.
‘Although turning windy it will be mild, especially in any brighter breaks.’
Sunak must be replaced as PM, says former cabinet minister Sir Simon Clarke A senior Tory MP is urging his…
Trump defeats Haley to win key New Hampshire primary Donald Trump has secured a big win in the New Hampshire…
Flights have already been grounded and some train services suspended as Storm Jocelyn continues to sweep across the nation
Turkey’s parliament is widely expected to approve Sweden’s NATO membership bid on Tuesday, clearing the biggest remaining hurdle to expanding the Western military alliance after 20 months of delays.
French farmers have engaged in a standoff with the government to express anger over a perceived lack of respect, rising costs and suffocating EU regulation. Prime Minister Gabriel Attal seeks to calm the protesters while the far-right National Rally hopes to take advantage of their anger, just five months before the European elections.
German train drivers began on Wednesday their longest-ever strike, piling on travel misery for thousands of passengers in an escalating industrial dispute that economic experts warn could cost the economy up to a billion euros ($1.1 billion).
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