2023

A rights group criticises the UK after people were evicted from the British territory in the 1960s.

An Italian court on Wednesday acquitted Silvio Berlusconi over allegations of bribing witnesses in a underage prostitution case that has dogged the former prime minister… Read More »Italy’s Berlusconi acquitted in Bunga Bunga starlet bribery trial

Borussia Dortmund striker Sebastien Haller tells BBC Sport about his testicular cancer diagnosis and comeback.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Wednesday announced her intention to resign, saying that part of serving in politics is knowing when it is time… Read More »Scotland’s First Minister Sturgeon announces resignation after 8 years in office

The UN on Wednesday said it needed $5.6 billion to provide humanitarian aid in Ukraine and to the millions who have fled the war-ravaged country… Read More »Live: UN appeals for $5.6 billion in aid for Ukraine in 2023 as war rages on

In the southeastern Turkish city of Adiyaman, international rescue teams are still searching for survivors, or trying to recover bodies, as worried families watch more… Read More »International rescue teams in Turkey work under watchful eyes of families

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A UN convoy comprised of 11 trucks entered rebel-held territory in northwest Syria from Turkey via the newly-opened Bab al-Salam crossing as the death toll… Read More »Live: UN aid enters rebel-held Syria via newly-opened border crossing as toll nears 40,000

The three still-unidentified aerial objects shot down by the US in the past week likely had merely a “benign purpose,” the White House acknowledged Tuesday,… Read More »US says latest downed objects could well have had ‘benign purpose’

Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro said he plans to return to the country in March after having spent more than a month in the United States, the… Read More »Bolsonaro says he plans to return to Brazil in March to lead opposition