President Vladimir Putin warned Western countries on Thursday that there was a genuine risk of nuclear war if they sent their own troops to fight… Read More »Putin says West risks nuclear war if NATO sends troops to Ukraine
Pakistan’s National Assembly swore in newly elected members on Thursday in a chaotic scene, as allies of jailed former Premier Imran Khan protested what they… Read More »‘Vote-thief!’: Imran Khan allies protest ‘rigged election’ as Pakistan swears in new parliament
Voters in the northern English town of Rochdale go to the polls Thursday in a by-election that has roiled the Labour party with a new… Read More »Gaza war comments, ghosts of past anti-Semitism rows haunt UK’s Labour Party
President Joe Biden’s administration is considering airdropping aid from US military planes into Gaza as land deliveries become increasingly difficult, a US official said on… Read More »🔴Live: US considers airdropping aid into Gaza as land deliveries slow
Pro-Russian rebel officials in Moldova’s breakaway region of Transnistria on Wednesday appealed to Russia for “protection”, amid fears the territory could become a new flashpoint… Read More »Pro-Russian separatists in Moldova seek Moscow’s ‘protection’
Seven wildfires were raging in Texas, including one of the largest in recent state history, authorities said Wednesday, as properties were destroyed and multiple evacuation… Read More »Texas battles one of the largest wildfire in recent state history
The US Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to decide Donald Trump’s claim of immunity from prosecution on charges brought by a special counsel involving his… Read More »US Supreme Court will rule on Trump immunity claims
Brazil’s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Wednesday urged the world to “act rapidly” on Haiti, at a Caribbean summit where political agreements were… Read More »Brazil’s Lula urges world to act ‘rapidly’ on crisis-torn Haiti at Caribbean summit
Dominic Ongwen was convicted of crimes including rape, kidnapping and murder by the ICC.
French senators on Wednesday voted to enshrine the right to an abortion in the country’s constitution. If the bill is approved by a three-fifths vote… Read More »French Senate votes to add abortion rights to the constitution after US rollback
