Europe Witnesses its Hottest Summer on Record
Europe has witnessed its hottest summer on record this year as temperatures in the
France’s Attacks Trial Begins Under Heavy Security
The biggest trial in France’s modern history opens on Wednesday amid very tight security
Breaking: Russia’s Emergencies Minister Dies During Arctic Training
Russia’s Emergencies Minister Yevgeny Zinichev has died during a training exercise in the Arctic.
Coal Plants Kill Thousands in EU
Air pollution from coal-fired power plants in the western Balkans led to thousands of
Biden Orders Release of 9/11 Investigation Files
US President Joe Biden ordered the release of 9/11 investigation files, amid possible Saudi
Belarus Opposition Leader Sentenced to 11 years
A Belarusian court has sentenced the leading opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova to 11 years
Research: Pro-Kremlin Trolls Influence Western Media
A new research has revealed that a major operation to influence public opinion saw
Six Injured in New Zealand Supermarket Terrorist Attack
At least six people were injured in a stabbing attack in an Auckland supermarket
Britain Imposes New Sanctions Against Myanmar
Britain declared intention to impose new sanctions against Myanmar, only few months after a
UK Not to Recognise Taliban, Foreign Secretary Says
The UK foreign secretary Dominic Raab said his country will not recorgnise the Taliban,
