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Does Prince Harry’s claim of killing in Afghanistan threaten his security?
Prince says he killed 25 soldiers, which may put his security at risk → Read More
Pope Benedict XVI criticised over lack of action on church sex abuse
For many years, the Catholic Church has faced claims of sex abuse by clergy. With the recent passing of former Pope Benedict XVI, who was pontiff between 2005-2013, many online groups are sharing mixed reactions to his life and papal legacy. → Read More
Twitter’s blue tick comes under increasing pressure from fake accounts
The social media platform’s new ‘Blue’ subscription service appears to have been paused for new users, after many accounts with blue ticks were launched impersonating famous people and companies. → Read More
La Coupe Icare: Thousands gather for flying festival in the French Alps
For six days, people from across Europe gathered in the small town of Saint-Hilaire du Touvet, nestled in the Chartreuse Mountains, for La Coupe Icare free-flying festival. → Read More
Bardo premieres at the Venice film festival
Alejandro González Iñárritu's Bardo has been billed as an epic comedy but the Mexican director has perhaps redefined what it means to have a sense of humour → Read More
Kosovo pushes ahead with car licensing rule resisted by Serbs
Dozens of U.S. NATO peacekeepers patrolled northern Kosovo on Thursday to preserve calm after Pristina announced that around 50,000 ethnic Serbs in the region would have to switch their car licence plates to local ones within two months. → Read More
Tributes paid to murdered daughter of Russian ideologue Aleksandr Dugin
She was killed by a car bomb on Saturday night on the outskirts of Moscow. → Read More
Tunisians take to the streets ahead of constitutional referendum
Tunisians took the streets this weekend to protest against a planned constitutional referendum, which would concentrate power in the hands of the president. → Read More
In Manaus, a carpet of rubbish covers the Amazon River’s tributaries
Set in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, the Brazillian city of Manaus has a massive rubbish problem. → Read More
Kaliningrad row: 'It’s nothing to do with a blockade' says Lithuania's former foreign minister
Lithuania says it will impose EU sanctions on the Russian Baltic Sea exclave of Kaliningrad, a move strongly criticised by the Kremlin. → Read More
Unprecedented heatwave cooks western Europe, with temperatures hitting 43°C
Weekend temperatures soared across Western Europe, with many baking in intensely hot and dry conditions. → Read More
Unprecedented heatwave cooks western Europe, with temperatures hitting 43C
Weekend temperatures soared across Western Europe, with many baking in intensely hot and dry conditions. → Read More
Sievierodonetsk: 'Complete, durable ceasefire' needed for humanitarian corridor, says refugee chief
Thousands of civilians remain trapped in Ukraine's devastated eastern city of Sievierodonetsk, with supplies of food and clean water running low. → Read More
Shanghai ends its eight-week lockdown, but can China do away with 'zero-covid' policy?
While the draconian measures are now almost entirely lifted, questions remain on how long the country can stick to its strict "zero-covid" approach. → Read More
Could social media firm Meta have alerted authorities about the Texas shooter?
Meta wants to extend end-to-end encryption to its Messenger app and Instagram. → Read More
Monkeypox Hoax: Conspiracy theories stir across social media over latest outbreak spreads
Much like with COVID-19, the spread of Monkeypox has led to a host of misinformation emerging on social media, on how and why the outbreak began #TheCube → Read More
Could Sinn Fein win the most seats in Northern Ireland’s election?
It's possible that Sinn Fein, the cross-Ireland republican party, may win Northern Ireland’s assembly elections, due to be held on Thursday. → Read More
The 59th Venice Biennale art exhibition opens marked by war in Ukraine
The 59th Venice Biennale has opened, showcasing some of the best new artworks from around the world. → Read More
Russian councillor Nina Belyave flees abroad after criticising war in Ukraine
Nina Belyave, a councillor from Voronezh, decided it was too dangerous to stay in Russia after speaking out against the invasion of Ukraine. → Read More
German Easter peace marchers agonise over sending weapons to Ukraine
Some worry that traditional calls for disarmament may be inappropriate when Ukrainians are defending their homeland against Russian aggression. → Read More