Risked abortion rights in Italy parts led by next possible PM
A 1978 referendum had legalised abortion in Italy, overturning an outright ban on abortion that was enforced by the country’s
Ukraine warns Russia might be planning to attack the nuclear plant
Ukraine has warned that Russia might be planning an “imminent attack” at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, adding on Friday
Guterres, Erdogan meet Zelensky in attempt to halt the conflict but little achieved
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the UN chief Antonio Guterres met with Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a high
UK inflation hits 40 year high, exceeding 10%
UK inflation has exceeded 10 per cent for the first time in 40 years, which is largely driven by surging
Russians scared about Estonian visa cancellation
As of this week, Estonia, the first country in the European Union to do so, will stop allowing more than
Foster goes for All Blacks coach, NZR backs this up
On Wednesday, New Zealand Rugby endorsed Ian Foster as the right man to coach the All Blacks through the next
Scotland: First country to make free sanitary products access a legal right
Scotland is now the world’s first country to pass a law for protection of the right to free period products,
Putin says that relations between Russia and North Korea will blossom
Pyongyang’s state media stated on Monday that Russian President Vladimir Putin had a conversation with North Korean leader Kim Jong
Where is Russia hitting Ukraine now?
Heavy Russian bombardment and efforts to advance on many towns in the eastern province of Donetsk, which has become a
Teen Popovici smashes 100m freestyle world record at Europeans
At the European Aquatic Championships held in Rome on Saturday (August 13), Romanian teen David Popovici won the 100-meter freestyle
