At least 73 migrants have died trying to cross the Channel to Britain in 2024
Persistently high inflation, exacerbated by economic policies and currency depreciation, has left families unable to afford basic needs
Head of operations of the Finnish electricity grid tells broadcaster that 'possibility of sabotage cannot be ruled out'
Panel overturns decision by Central Election Commission, which declined to certify Srpska Lista because of its nationalist stance and close ties to neighboring Serbia
'I invite every individual, and all people of all nations ... to become pilgrims of hope, to silence the sounds of arms and overcome divisions,'' the pope said from the loggia of St. Peter's Basilica to throngs of people below.
The ship, built in 2009, sank after an explosion ripped through its engine room and two of its 16 crew were missing, the Russia's Foreign Ministry said Tuesday
In his third Christmas TV broadcast since becoming king, Charles struck an unusually personal tone for the royal seasonal message, a tradition that dates back to a radio speech by George V in 1932
Gene Spector, formerly an executive at medical equipment company in Russia, was previously sentenced to more than three years in prison in September 2022 for enabling bribes to an aide of former deputy prime minister Arkady Dvorkovich
Emergency session of parliament was called evening to discuss 'degradation of a legal system' in relation to ongoing trial of the region's president Milorad Dodik at Bosnia's state court
Ukraine says it shot down 59 missiles and 54 drones used in attack
Financial markets, ratings agencies and European Commission are pushing France to bring down its deficit, to comply with European Union rules limiting debt and keep borrowing costs from spiraling
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