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‘Merz must go’: Thousands protest against German government (VIDEO)

Protestors have issued a list of demands, from early elections and lower energy costs to changes to healthcare, defense, and migration policies ...

Russia hits Ukrainian military logistics in Odessa – MOD

A key bridge leading to Danube ports was reportedly hit as Moscow unleashed a...

Iran war leaves US allies in Asia less defended – NYT

Washington has reportedly diverted “hundreds” of advanced missile systems from South Korea and elsewhere...

Iran makes new Hormuz demands as missile hits Emirati ship

Tehran said the US must withdraw troops from the region, lift all sanctions, and...

North Korea targets university students in media crackdown

North Korea’s state youth organization has ordered a special crackdown on banned foreign media. It has named university students as the “primary target,” a...

Violence erupts in Italy after Moroccan man ‘killed like a dog’ (VIDEO)

Abderrahim Fakir, a Moroccan-born entrepreneur, died while being restrained by police ...

US mercenary to get special food in Indian jail

Matthew Aaron VanDyke, who was arrested along with six Ukrainians, had complained his jail meals were too “oily and spicy” ...

Presidential crisis stalls Magyar’s Hungarian ‘regime change’

The prime minister has tried and failed to replace ousted President Tamas Sulyok with a chess grandmaster ...

South African group investigates deaths attributed to initiation rites

More than 600 boys and young men have reportedly died during traditional induction ceremonies over the past decade, according to the CRL Rights Commission ...

Ukraine behind drone strikes on Kazakh oil tankers – Moscow

Foreign-flagged vessels with international crews carrying crude were targeted near the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk ...

Wealthy North Korean youth hide old players to dodge crackdowns

Young North Koreans from wealthy families are deliberately buying old, worn-out video players instead of newer models. They can easily afford better devices. Instead,...

Who is Ed Miliband, Britain’s controversial new foreign secretary?

Considered the architect of the UK’s net-zero program, he has faced criticism over his energy record and lack of conventional diplomatic experience ...

US Ebola center operating in Kenya despite court ban – activists

The alleged move is deeply alarming and unacceptable, according to Katiba Institute, a constitutional watchdog ...

Russia will keep striking ships carrying weapons to Ukraine – Kremlin

Moscow has responded after India condemned an attack that killed four of its sailors near Odessa ...

Indian farmers march to Delhi to protest US trade deal

Activists argue that greater market access for imported food would hurt domestic producers ...

North Koreans flock to abandoned coal mines to beat the heat

North Koreans sweltering through a nationwide heat wave are flocking to an unlikely refuge: abandoned coal mine shafts. A source in South Pyongan province...

Trump expects to keep launching strikes on Iran from British bases – Telegraph

Washington is reportedly pressuring the new UK prime minister to continue his predecessor’s policy ...

NATO state’s PM calls pro-Ukraine coalitions ‘all talk’

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis has questioned a new European missile defense initiative, saying existing alliances have produced no results ...

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