Russia poised to launch another recruitment drive, aiming to sign up additional 400,000 troops
The first Western tanks arrived in Ukraine this week – with dozens more expected in the coming months. Will it be enough to help Kyiv drive back invading Russian forces? Henry Ridgwell reports.
Amnesty says solidarity shown to Ukrainians should be extended to others suffering human rights violations
Stark contrast in attitudes toward Russia shown between Westerners, non-Westerners
Stark contrast in attitudes toward Russia between Western and non-Western citizens
Tuberculosis killed 1.6 million people last year
Tuberculosis, a bacterial infection of the lungs, killed 1.6 million people in 2022
Critics say Britain is reluctant to denounce Rwanda for backing M23 rebels since the countries signed asylum-seeker deal in 2022
Defense review pledges extra money to replenish depleted ammunition stocks; stops short of labeling China a 'threat'
Illegal fishing fleets pursue shifting fish stocks across boundaries, exacerbating geopolitical tensions, according to RUSI report
Unlawful fleets pursue shifting fish stocks across boundaries, intensifying geopolitical tensions, according to report by Britain’s Royal United Services Institute
Tehran agrees to cooperate with IAEA investigation ahead of key Vienna meeting
The IAEA urgently wants Iran to explain the recent discovery of undeclared highly enriched uranium.
Turkish government allowed builders to skip crucial safety regulations, critics say
As parts of southeast Turkey struggle to recover from last month’s earthquake, many are questioning why so many relatively modern buildings collapsed in the 7.8 magnitude tremor — with some engineers pointing the finger at government policy, as Henry Ridgwell reports.
Award-winning artist Pavel Otdelnov has found sanctuary in London
Load more
