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Four Ukrainian ministers have resigned as officials report Russian missiles that hit a military institute killed at least 50 people.
A man accused of slipping sleeping pills into his wife’s evening meals, then inviting strangers to allegedly rape her – in full view of his video camera - is on trial in France. WARNING: Confronting content
The anti-immigration party AfD is on course for certain victory in the state of Thuringia and is polling second in another.
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In former President Donald Trump’s explanation of global events from the campaign trail, the world would not be aflame had he remained in the Oval Office.
Ukrainian forces have launched a wave of armed drones against Russia while Russian missiles hit Kharkiv and its troops advanced in Ukraine's east.
CIA says Islamic State followers targeting Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert in Vienna planned to kill ‘tens of thousands’.
Russian forces have intensified attempts to advance in Ukraine's east with fighting described as ‘exceptionally tough’.
IAN BIRRELL: Watching a sad and pathetic 96-year-old woman in the dock convinced me that people who helped the Nazis must face justice - no matter how old or infirm.
The charges come days after Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s arrest outside Paris on Saturday.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy has peace plan for US President Joe Biden as Russia continues to hammer Ukraine with air attacks.
Russia has fired a barrage of missiles and drones into Ukraine as a UN nuclear watchdog team prepares to visit a Russian nuclear power plant.
Residents in a tourist hotspot are furious with Airbnb owners as visitors keep snapping up a hot commodity in the local area.
Police in Iceland have called off a search for two tourists after the collapse of an ice cave that killed one person.
A person has died after ice collapsed during a tour group visit to a glacier in Iceland's south.
Wealthy tourists are filling beachfront hotels and short-stay accommodation, while the people who work to keep the city humming, can’t find a place to live.