South Korea says it will not supply Ukraine with weapons or air-defense systems, citing policy boundaries and escalation risks.
England aims to eliminate hepatitis C through expanded testing, treatment access, and targeted action for high-risk communities.
A Damascus court sentenced Bashar al-Assad and other figures to death, intensifying legal pressure amid Syria’s continuing conflict.
Zelensky warns Asia that Russia’s war effort depends on North Korea’s support, signaling a critical external lifeline.
Zelensky says North Korea may deploy up to 50,000 troops to Russia, warning of an escalating threat to Ukraine.
A court has sentenced former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia, a new blow to his rule.
A fire broke out at a Russian oil refinery located over 6,000 kilometers from Ukraine, amid renewed Wildberries attacks.
Netanyahu rejects Trump’s Gaza proposal, navigating coalition politics, regional pressure, and security calculations in a familiar balancing act
Greenland has issued a strong warning to a U.S. oil firm for setting up drilling equipment without permission, asserting its sovereignty and environmental regulations.
The UK and France are bracing for another intense heat wave, with temperatures soaring across Europe, prompting health warnings and cooling measures.
Typhoon Dolphin has flooded eastern China, causing mass evacuations and grounding hundreds of flights, highlighting the region’s vulnerability to extreme weather.
The owner of a 250-year-old Grade II-listed windmill is facing scrutiny after painting it in bright colors without permission, sparking a debate on heritage preservation.
Satirical candidate Count Binface continues his U.K. election run as an "intergalactic space warrior," using humor to critique politics and engage voters.
Media profiles detail the life of Daniel Kinahan, a suspected crime boss extradited to Ireland, tracing his journey from boxing promotion to international wanted status.
Authorities in Oman are working to contain a large oil spill from a stricken tanker in the Gulf of Oman, aiming to protect marine ecosystems and coastal communities.
Europe has indefinitely delayed the implementation of the ETIAS travel authorization system, allowing Canadians to continue visiting Schengen countries without prior online approval.
German authorities are investigating dozens more deaths linked to former nurse Niels Högel, who was previously convicted of murdering 85 patients by injecting them with lethal drugs.
The murder trial of Lindsay Clancy focuses on her mental health history and psychiatric care, raising questions about postpartum illness and legal responsibility in the death of her three children.
Jason Arday, a prominent professor at the University of Cambridge, has resigned amid allegations of plagiarism in his thesis and articles, sparking a debate on academic integrity.
President Trump has signed an executive order directing health agencies to review the childhood vaccine schedule, aiming to align it with international best practices and potentially space out shots.
Syria and Russia have agreed to reorganize Moscow’s military presence in Syria, reflecting a mutual dependence for strategic and economic stability.
Dublin Airport officers seized 1.5 million worth of meth and cannabis from a passenger arriving on a flight from Canada, leading to an arrest.
More than two-thirds of England is now in drought, with conditions expected to worsen, prompting water restrictions and concerns for agriculture and wildlife.
Hamilton Police have identified the man fatally stabbed over the weekend, launching a homicide investigation and prompting community mourning.