Month: June 2025

Kyiv’s security service says it it used more than 1,000kg of TNT to mine the supports of Russia’s Kerch Bridge.

Western diplomats are looking on with dismay at the killing of hungry Gazans near aid hubs, writes Jeremy Bowen.

The decision, which sparked anger among Geert Wilders’ coalition partners, will pave the way for new elections in the Netherlands.

Boniface Mwangi says he has decided to speak despite the “shame and guilt” of being “sexually tortured”.

Known as Mr Giants, Nagashima was one of Japan’s most famous sports stars during the 1960s and 70s.

Initial reports suggest multiple casualties following the attack on the convoy, a UN spokesperson says.

Prisoners smash doors and windows after tremors from the earthquake shake the facility’s walls.

Prisoners smash doors and windows after tremors from the earthquake shake the facility’s walls.

Civilians were fired at by tanks, drones and helicopters, civil defence officials say, while Israel says only that troops fired towards several suspects.

Rather than representing the hope of new life, babies in Gaza have come to epitomise the struggle to survive.