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The United States is considering fresh sanctions on Venezuela following Sunday’s disputed presidential election. Incumbent president Nicolas Maduro claimed victory, but opposition leaders say tallies show their candidate Edmundo Gonzalez won more than twice as many votes as Maduro. If…
The Czech Republic’s central bank has cut its key interest rate for the sixth time in a row as inflation falls and the economy recovers more slowly than expected. The cut, which had been predicted by analysts, brought the interest…
Pakistan’s cultural city of Lahore saw record-high rainfall early on Thursday leaving at least three people dead as streets and hospitals flooded, officials said. The downpour started before dawn and is expected to continue for a week at intervals, according…
The Polish and German presidents bowed their heads to the sound of a military drum as they paid tribute on Thursday to Poles killed by Nazi Germany during the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 on the 80th anniversary of the outbreak…
Two children injured in the stabbing attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in Southport in England on Monday have been discharged from hospital. Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust said on Thursday it was “delighted” to announce two of…
A 17-year-old boy has appeared in court charged with the murder of three girls who were stabbed at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. The teenager, from Banks in Lancashire, appeared in the dock at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court charged with three…
India on Thursday offered a 300 million-dollar (£234 million) loan to build up Vietnam’s maritime security, as the two sides said they want to double their trade and investment within five years. Prime Minister Narendra Modi told visiting Vietnamese Prime…
Detectives investigating the mass stabbing at a Southport holiday club that left three children dead have been granted more time to question the 17-year-old suspect. Merseyside Police confirmed that officers had asked magistrates for more time to question the teenager,…
Troubled aircraft manufacturer Boeing has lost more than 1.4 billion dollars (£1.08 billion) in the second quarter as it revealed that a long-standing industry figure will take over as chief executive next week. Robert “Kelly” Ortberg, 64, a former head…
Nigel Farage has rejected criticism that comments he made online had “whipped up” rioters in Southport, as the Reform UK leader was branded “nothing better than Tommy Robinson in a suit”. Mr Farage doubled down on remarks he made in…