The British and Japanese prime ministers signed what Downing Street called a “hugely significant” new defence deal that could see troops deployed to each others’… Read More »Britain signs landmark defence pact with Japan in ‘Indo-Pacific tilt’
German police pressed ahead on Wednesday with clearing a camp of anti-coal activists in an abandoned town which has become emblematic of the country’s struggle… Read More »German police move to clear coal mine protesters in flashpoint village
Iran has sentenced a former senior defence official to death after convicting him on charges of spying for Britain, state-linked media reported on Wednesday.
Edwin Chiloba’s mouth was stuffed with socks and tied with a piece of denim, a pathologist says.
Reaction from Cape Town as 19-year-old South Africa batsman Dewald Brevis stars in first match of new SA20 league.
The world’s oceans, which have absorbed most of the excess heat caused by humanity’s carbon pollution, continued to see record-breaking temperatures last year, according to… Read More »Ocean temperatures in 2022 were highest ever recorded, study says
When news broke that police had arrested Ovidio Guzman, the son of the well-known Mexican drug lord “El Chapo”, on January 5, armed members of… Read More »Fake videos circulate after police arrest El Chapo’s son
Noël Le Graët, the president of France’s FFF football federation, has been suspended from his duties amid a row over derogatory comments he made about the… Read More »French football boss suspended amid row over Zidane comments
U.S. flights were delayed and airports told passengers to check with their airlines for updates on Wednesday as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) scrambled to… Read More »System outage forces US to halt all domestic flight departures
The African Union says efforts to end conflict in northern Ethiopia have moved in the right direction.
