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Delegations from Ukraine and Russia have concluded their latest peace talks in Turkey, which lasted just over an hour, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian state media reported. In his speech in Vilnius, Lithuania, Mr. Zelensky noted that both sides…
The death toll after a car ploughed into crowds at Liverpool’s victory parade has risen to more than 100, police have said. Four people remained in hospital on Monday, a week after the incident on Water Street in the city…
Delegations from Russia and Ukraine will begin a second round of direct talks in just two weeks, although hopes for significant progress in ending the three-year conflict are slim. The meeting in Istanbul came after a series of serious attacks…
Six people were injured Sunday in what the FBI immediately described as a “deliberate terrorist attack” at an outdoor mall in Boulder, Colorado, where a crowd had gathered to draw attention to the Israeli hostages being held in the Gaza…
Exit polls in the second round of Poland’s presidential election showed both candidates on equal footing, but the situation remains too tense for firm conclusions in a country with deep internal divisions. The results could have a significant impact on…
The Security Service of Ukraine reported that Kyiv destroyed more than 40 military aircraft during a drone attack deep in Russian territory. The attack came on Sunday as Russia carried out missile and drone strikes on Ukraine just hours before…
Conservatives have called for some UK prison officers to be given access to firearms to combat “rogue” Islamist gangs and violent prisoners. Conservative shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick said special teams should be equipped with stun guns, stun grenades and,…
Hundreds of migrants are expected to cross the English Channel in small boats on Saturday. At least six ships have set out from France in the first attempt to reach Britain in a week. In the morning, French law enforcement…
Strauss’s Blue Danube Waltz has finally made it into space, nearly fifty years after it failed to fly on NASA’s Voyager twin spacecraft. On Saturday, the European Space Agency’s large radio antenna in Spain transmitted a waltz into space. Operators…
Thousands of Bulgarians took to the streets of the capital Sofia and other major cities to protest against the government’s plans to introduce the euro and demand a referendum on the new currency. The protesters, led by nationalist parties and…