Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joked Thursday that his own birth was somewhat delayed by Queen Elizabeth II because his pregnant mother had insisted on driving past a tribute to … Read More
Delayed by several months but eagerly awaited by NGOs and climate activists, the European Commission should later this month finally unveil its plan to restore some of the EU’s most … Read More
Iranian dissidents took credit on Thursday for the reported hacking of thousands of surveillance cameras around Tehran and dozens of government websites, as rebels ramp up their efforts against the … Read More
An international alliance of 60 countries has committed to stepping up the global effort to fight online child sexual abuse. More than 85 million child pornography images were found to be … Read More
Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have begun a campaign to eradicate poppy cultivation, aiming to wipe out the country’s massive production of opium and heroin, even as farmers fear their livelihoods will … Read More
The man once tasked with tackling corruption in Slovakia is facing up to eight years in jail after he was found guilty of corrupt activities himself. Last week, Slovakia’s Supreme … Read More
The first lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska on Thursday rejected suggestions by some Western officials that Kyiv should relinquish territory to Russia as the war nears its 100th day of fighting, arguing … Read More
Patriarch Kirill, the head of Russia’s Orthodox Church, will be excluded from the latest package of EU sanctions against Russia after Hungary’s objection, three diplomats have told Euronews. Brussels accuses … Read More
The Biden administration is planning on selling four MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones – which are capable of carrying powerful Hellfire missiles – to Ukraine to help the country fight Russia, … Read More
The Turkish government has asked the United Nations (UN) to refer to its country as ‘Türkiye’ (tur-key-YAY), as it is spelt and pronounced in Turkish. Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu sent … Read More
