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Tougher fuel restrictions are not on the agenda as national political leaders meet to discuss the petrol and diesel crisis.

The EU officials approved the massive loan to Ukraine shortly after a pipeline bringing Russian oil to Hungary was reopened.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: A year ago, three men armed with assault rifles turned a popular picnic spot in a picturesque region that locals often call a ‘mini Switzerland,’ into the scene of a massacre.

Princess Eugenie’s husband was left ‘alarmed’ by a demand made by the former prince in the lead-up to the couple’s royal wedding.

‘We talked about avoiding other things but clearly I should have added this to the list!’

In Australia petrol is a bit pricier but trucks keep trucking and planes continue to fly. This comforting picture belies how close we remain to the edge.

Teenager Celeste Rivas has been described as a ‘beautiful, strong girl’ by her family in an emotional statement after musician D4vd was charged with murder.

The gunman who killed a Canadian tourist and wounded 13 others at Mexico’s famed Teotihuacan pyramids had planned the attack days in advance, officials said

Florida has launched a criminal probe into ChatGPT and its parent company, OpenAI, based on a review of messages between the chatbot and the man accused of killing two people at Florida State University.

Australia has secured four extra shiploads of diesel via BP and Viva, further strengthening expected supplies through the end of May and early June.

The Gates Foundation says, "This is a challenging time for our organisation," as it opens a review into its connections with Jeffrey Epstein.

A wild claim has emerged stating that US President Donald Trump was blocked from accessing the nuclear codes to use against Iran as his war rages on with no end in sight. Here’s what we know.

Hezbollah says it has launched attacks on Israel after accusing the Israeli army of violating an Israel-Lebanon ceasefire.

Criticisms of Australia's tax regime for gas exports are being levelled at producers and business groups, which argue higher taxes will chill investment.