There has been a significant setback in the Puneet Puneet extradition case. after he was released on bail in India.

The group of MPs warned the UK government that offshoring asylum seekers to Rwanda would not work to stop boat crossings in the English Channel.

4500 homes in Barvinkove have been damaged or completely destroyed. The bulk of the town’s 8000 residents have already fled.

After a year-long investigation, the January 6 inquiry is seeking to wrap up what may be its last hearing, even as its probe continues to heat up.

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Three people have been shot dead in Indiana mall shooting during the US' latest gun attack.

Scientists are buzzing over new infrared images of Jupiter, including its icy moons which some think could harbour life in their vast undergound oceans.

Wildfires are burning through the French countryside as Europe wilts under an intense heatwave driven by global warming.

Drone footage shows the moment when a cargo plane carrying mortar ammunition crashed in Northern Greece.

The most exhaustive report yet on the mass school shooting in Texas spread blame across federal and state law enforcement, not just local authorities.

Italy’s floating city will become the first in the world to charge an entrance fee - but not everyone wants Venice to crack down harder on tourism.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy cleared house overnight as Russia warned that any attack on its control of Crimea will prompt a “Judgment Day” response.

Outnumbered and outgunned, a brave few Ukrainian civilians have fought back against the Russian onslaught, forming resistance units to defend homes and loved ones.

Peter Dutton said he was close to securing two off-the-shelf nuclear-powered boats from the US, but Andrew Hastie has challenged Britain to compete.

The mysterious disappearance of mustard from French supermarket shelves has caused deep disquiet.

Ireland has leaped into modernity, rejecting religious reactionaries’ insistence on controlling women’s bodies. America, meanwhile, has gone in the opposite direction.

Australia must do what it can, including through diplomacy and aid, to try to help Sri Lanka back onto a more stable financial footing.

Drone footage shows that small fragments are all that remain of the plane that was reportedly carrying “dangerous materials”.

New Zealand petrol prices, like elsewhere, have risen sharply since Russia’s attack on Ukraine started in February, contributing to significant inflation.

Fire season has hit parts of Europe earlier than usual this year after an unusually dry, hot spring that left the soil parched and which authorities attribute to climate change.