Judge dismisses Donald Trump defamation lawsuit against Wall Street Journal
Judge Darrin P Gayles dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal with prejudice after the court found he failed to establish actual…
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Man charged with explosives and firearms offenses in North Belfast
A 35-year-old man faces charges under the Explosives Act and Firearms Order after police seized suspicious devices during searches in Shankill Road and Edwina…
East Asian nations resist Made in Europe car subsidy plan
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung and leaders from Japan and Singapore expressed concern over a Franco-German proposal to restrict car subsidies to vehicles…
Convoy of 750 evacuees leaves occupied Oleshky during ceasefire
A convoy of 25 buses evacuated 750 residents from the frontline city of Oleshky through Russian-occupied territory to Chernihiv. The movement followed a local…
Hundreds of thousands protest rising living costs in France
Massive demonstrations against rising living costs and school conditions drew up to 500,000 people to streets in France, including 200,000 in Paris. Similar youth-led…
Kaja Kallas warns Putin’s G20 return risks normalizing war crimes
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas warned that Vladimir Putin's potential attendance at the December G20 summit in Florida could normalize Russian war crimes…
Ebola outbreak in DR Congo causes over 5,000 deaths
More than 5,000 people have died from the Bundibugyo Ebola strain in the Democratic Republic of Congo, marking the country's deadliest outbreak. The virus…
Trump administration supported 90 coal plants with cash and exemptions
The Environmental Defense Fund found the Trump administration supported 90 coal plants through $950m in taxpayer funds and Clean Air Act exemptions. These measures…
Keir Starmer calls for closer UK and European security ties
Keir Starmer told a Dublin audience that Europe must take more responsibility for its own defence as the US becomes a less reliable partner.…
Andy Burnham offers dialogue on slavery but rejects reparations
Prime Minister Andy Burnham proposes structured dialogue regarding the transatlantic slave trade ahead of the Commonwealth summit in Antigua and Barbuda.