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Hungarian President Novak resigned live on television, amid mounting criticism over her decision to pardon a man.

February 11, 2024

Hungarian President Resigns Live on Television Over Pardon Controversy

In a surprising turn of events, Hungarian President Novak resigned live on television amid a growing controversy surrounding her decision to pardon a man convicted of covering up a child sexual abuse

At least seven people have been murdered in an overnight Russian missile attack that hit a petrol pump in the north-eastern city of Kharkiv, officers say.

Jacob Brown

February 10, 2024

Russian drones cause fatal fires in Kharkiv, Ukraine

At least seven people have been murdered in an overnight Russian missile attack that hit a petrol pump in the north-eastern city of Kharkiv, officers say. Introduction In a tragic turn of

The US has warned Israel that staging a military offensive into Gaza's southern city of Rafah without proper planning would be a "disaster."

Jacob Brown

February 9, 2024

Humanitarian crisis in Rafah: urgent plea amid escalating tensions

The US has warned Israel that staging a military offensive into Gaza’s southern city of Rafah without proper planning would be a “disaster.” Refugee Struggles Approximately 1.5 million Palestinians are enduring dire

Donald Trump won the Republican presidential nominating caucuses in Nevada and the US Virgin Islands.

Jacob Brown

February 9, 2024

Donald Trump Wins Republican Caucuses in Nevada and Virgin Islands

Donald Trump secured victories in the Republican presidential nominating caucuses in Nevada and the U.S. Virgin Islands, further solidifying his position as the frontrunner in the GOP’s nominating race. His success brings

Around 7,000 people used the path between West Africa and the Canary Islands last month, up from 500 in January last year.

Jacob Brown

February 8, 2024

EU leaders visit Mauritania to tackle migration challenges

Around 7,000 people used the path between West Africa and the Canary Islands last month, up from 500 in January last year. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Spanish Prime

Sweden's public prosecutor has shut an investigation into underwater explosions that ripped apart two pipelines bringing Russian gas to Germany after a 16-month probe.

Jacob Brown

February 7, 2024

Mystery: Nord Stream explosions investigation ends without answers

Sweden’s public prosecutor has shut an investigation into underwater explosions that ripped apart two pipelines bringing Russian gas to Germany after a 16-month probe. The perpetrators behind the explosions that targeted Nord