Describing mutiny attempt as a 'Russian internal affair,' China voices its support for Moscow
Describing mutiny attempt as a "Russia's internal affair," China voices its support for Moscow
Ukraine presses for NATO, EU membership at London conference
Greece is under growing pressure to launch an investigation into the June 13 sinking of a vessel that was carrying up to 750 migrants. At least 82 people died and hundreds are still missing, including many women and children. Most were from Egypt, Syria and Pakistan. Henry Ridgwell reports.
New film charts response of huge Iranian community there, one of several diaspora communities working to help their countrymen and countrywomen back home
Atlantic Council report shows several countries have boosted trade with Russia since Ukraine invasion
Atlantic Council analysis shows several countries have boosted trade with Russia since its Ukraine invasion
RUSI report highlights Russia’s use of shadow tanker fleets and front companies, as Western sanctions tighten on Moscow
Russia is copying Iran’s tactics in trying to evade Western sanctions, according to a report from the Royal United Services Institute, a British policy institute. Henry Ridgwell has more from London. Camera: Henry Ridgwell Produced by: Henry Hernandez
New York Times video allegedly shows migrants forcibly ejected from Greek waters by masked men in conjunction with Greek coast guard
British Prime Minister seeks reform of European Court of Human Rights – while also introducing legislation to override judges' decisions
British prime minister seeks reform of European Court of Human Rights – while introducing legislation to override judges’ decisions
Rise of 53% in executions globally, as five countries resume death penalty
Oxfam says world’s biggest chocolate firms are failing to deliver on promises to raise farmer incomes
The world’s biggest chocolate producers are enjoying record profits – but are failing to pass on the benefits to cocoa farmers, many of whom are suffering falling incomes and worsening poverty, according to a report from the charity Oxfam. Henry Ridgwell reports.
Britain is reportedly preparing to designate the Wagner group – a Russian private army that is deeply involved in the invasion of Ukraine – as a terrorist organization. The EU and the US are debating similar moves. That would put the group in the same bracket as Islamic State and al-Qaida.
Wagner private army accused of atrocities in Ukraine, Syria and many African states
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