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The attack is the latest response to a shooting by a lone militant that killed two American soldiers and a US civilian interpreter.
Despite the US president’s urging, energy firms are reluctant to return to the country, which one oil exec described as ‘uninvestable’.
Farmers fear the deal will result in an influx of an extra 99,000 tonnes of cheap beef from South America, disrupting Irish agriculture.
The man died on Friday after a tree fell onto a caravan in Cornwall, while some rail services in Germany remain affected by the storms.
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Activists warn authorities could intensify suppression of the protests under cover of the internet blackout.
The ousting of Maduro has left the ‘colectivos’ frustrated and bewildered, convinced that he was betrayed by close allies.
Emergency crews can now force evacuations as conditions rivalled the infamous ‘Black Summer’ blazes of 2019-2020.
Michaela Benthaus, whose spinal cord was injured after an accident, is a German engineer at the European Space Agency.
The US president warned that ‘we’ll start shooting too’, if the authorities kill demonstrators.
Just days ago, Trump had issued a warning to the South American leader for criticising the US attack that removed Venezuela’s Maduro.
Shahriar J is accused of driving a trans teen in the US to suicide, and of encouraging kids to make porn that he then used to exploit them.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the loan is paid in full, netting millions in profit for the US while stabilising Javier Milei’s government.
Trump made the comments as he prepared to meet major oil corporations that he said will invest at least US$100 billion in Venezuela.
Trump has listed the conflict as one of a number of wars he claims to have solved as he loudly insists he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.
Miura made his Japan debut in 1990 but was famously left out of the squad for their first World Cup finals appearance in 1998.
These games inspired by construction cranes have been around for more than six decades.
17 conservative lawmakers defied party leadership to vote with the Democrats, putting pressure on the Senate to follow suit.
Some gifted canines pick up words simply by overhearing people speak to each other without needing to be taught.
Congress has the last word, however, and can in turn reject the president’s veto.
The French President condemned Washington’s isolationism after the capture of Venezuela’s leader and designs to take over the Danish territory.
Moscow warns ‘axis of war’ peacekeepers potentially being deployed to Ukraine are targets, overshadowing Zelensky’s claim a US pact is almost ready.
The central bank said the lender has been ‘suspended from providing new banking services, including accepting deposits and providing credit’.
The US president has repeatedly refused to rule out using force to seize the Arctic island, but his team says the first option is diplomacy.
Fake images of Venezuela’s abducted former leader Nicolas Maduro in US custody and recycled war photos are drowning out real news.
Thousands stranded as chaos grounds flights, with black ice sparking fatal accidents, while death toll rises to six in season’s worst freeze.
For first time, UN rights chief labels situation in occupied Palestinian territories ‘apartheid’, a term previously used only by UN experts.
Liam Rosenior’s switch to Premier League giants exposes harsh realities of new ownership model that has already hurt other clubs.
UK and France could deploy troops on Ukrainian territory after a ceasefire, but a big question mark hangs over Russia’s response.
A US news report says the Venezuelan leader’s regular public dancing convinced White House officials it was time to act.
