Trump cancels Putin meeting and imposes major sanctions on Russia’s oil
President Donald Trump has cancelled his upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin, saying talks had stalled and “were not moving in […]
Only remaining candidate for UK grooming-gang inquiry pulls out
Jim Gamble, a former senior police officer and child-protection expert, has withdrawn from consideration to chair the national inquiry into grooming
Germany to pay local US base staff during US shutdown
The German government has pledged to temporarily cover the salaries of around 11,000 German nationals working at US military bases
Gendarme shot dead amid mounting election tension in Ivory Coast
A gendarme was killed while on patrol in the south of Ivory Coast as the country gears up for Saturday’s presidential
Poland arrests eight in Russian spy plot
Polish security forces detained eight suspects accused of working with Russian and Belarusian intelligence to plan sabotage operations. Intelligence chief
China signals willingness to deepen ties with Japan under new leadership
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said Beijing “hopes Japan will work with China in the same direction” after Sanae Takaichi became
Sudan army strikes UAE-backed RSF positions in El Geneina
The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) launched an offensive against the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) near El Geneina in West Darfur, targeting positions
Hamas militants search Qatari-funded Gaza neighbourhood for remains of hostages
Hamas militants are reportedly combing through Hamad City, a large Gaza neighbourhood funded by Qatar, in search of the remains
Russian air defences may have mistakenly shot down one of their own jets over Crimea
According to Ukrainian naval spokesperson Dmytro Pletenchuk, during a nighttime drone assault on occupied Crimea, Russian forces accidentally downed their
German foreign ministry urges Hungary to arrest Putin
Germany has called on Hungary to enforce the International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant against Vladimir Putin if he visits