The exact cost of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine remains opaque and hard to assess. Still, claims continue to vary wildly, from as little as 31,000 Ukrainian dead according to Kyiv, to as many as half a million Russian “casualties”. There
Brussels mayor who ordered police shut down a conservative conference exceeded his authority and a late-night court ruled it will go ahead.
Prime Ministers and officials condemned a group of mayors who colluded to block a conservative conference and sent police to shut the venue.
Passers-by rushed into the Old Stock Exchange building to rescue a number of large historic paintings as the building burnt.
Israel shooting down “99 per cent” of missiles shows what it possible when a nation has the full support of its allies, Zelensky said.
The Vice-President of Germany’s parliament faces calls to step down after she said Israel “provoked” Iran’s missile attack on Sunday.
Ukraine is to become a giant testing ground for a laser weapon which, if successful, promises to radically alter the economics of warfare.
British authorities accused China of flooding the country with fake postage stamps, a form of industrial sabotage and “economic warfare”.
German police arrested three teenagers accused of planning a knife or firebomb attack on churches and police stations for the Islamic State.
Russia appears to be stepping up its campaign to deprive Ukraine of electricity, totally destroying a large power plant.
Initially it was feared there may have been more fatalities, but in the end four people were found to have been buried.
UK Labour hypocritical to now endorse Cass report given it has been “part of the ideology, the culture wars” over trans for years, govt says.
Ban on smartphones for under-16s has split the right between conservatives and libertarians over whether such intervention is worthwhile.
Evidence for helping children to change gender including hormone blockers is built on “shaky foundations”, a major review has found.
ISIS-linked media published calls to attack high-profile football matches expected to be attended by tens of thousands of fans this week.
“Extremely good value… half of Russia’s pre-war military equipment has been destroyed but without the loss of a single American.”
A 25-year-old man has been arrested after police launched a nationwide manhunt for a suspect over the knife slaying of a young mother.
Enthusiasm for Orbán challenger apparent in foreign media, but govt camp accuses sudden emergence of being underwritten by foreign money.
Soaring migration would never have been permitted to happen if the country’s democracy wasn’t so broken, Brexit leader Nigel Farage reflected.
A suspected killer is being sought by Police over the knife murder of a woman who was out pushing her baby in a pram on Saturday.
The Russian bordering Nordic nation of Norway announced the most significant change in its defence in modern times.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers put out a “tentative timeline” for getting commercial shipping in and out of Baltimore by the end of the month.
Over a dozen military jets were destroyed or damaged in a massive drone strike against a Russian airbase overnight, Kyiv claims.
Police say the attack at a food store appears to be random, with the suspect and “seriously injured” child victim being totally unrelated.
German police are facing a serious uniform shortage — the war in Ukraine is blamed — and officers have gone trouserless to make the point.
You may wonder what it takes to get a birthday shoutout from a former U.S. President hailing you as a historic champion of sovereignty.
Police Scotland has been accused of bias and ‘making it up as they go along’ over new hate crime laws defied by J.K. Rowling.
NATO leaders have already said that while they want Ukraine to join, it doesn’t meet eligibility — including not being at at war and occupied.
NATO chief Stoltenberg hailed the success of the allianc, saying it is “bigger, stronger, and more united than ever”.
Police are hunting for more remains after human body parts were found in a London park, triggering a murder investigation.
French govt rapidly walked back claim security services foiled terror attack over Easter weekend, stating no such plot actually existed.
Ukraine has cemented yet another ‘NATO-lite’ deal with an alliance member, inking a ten-year agreement with Finland.
Taiwan struck by the largest earthquake in 25 years in the early hours of Wednesday morning, collapsing buildings and triggering landslides.
Norway has become the latest European state to look again at its conscription programme, pushed by Russian aggression against Ukraine.
Ukraine used Cessna-sized drones to attack deep inside the Russian Federation in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
A temporary channel marked with buoys to allow small amount of priority traffic to go in and out, the first step in a “phased” reopening.
Work crews have started removing the collapsed Patapsco bridge, cutting through the enormous steel girders to load parts onto waiting barges.
Germany’s hardliner covid boss has succeeded in pushing through his cannabis legalisation pet project in the teeth of opposition.
150 homes have been evacuated in the town of Ede, the Netherlands where several people are held hostage at a popular drinking spot.
“The largest crane on the East Coast ” has arrived in Baltimore to start clearing away the twisted wreckage of the Scott Key Bridge.
