Iran executes British-Iranian dual national over spying: Report
Ex-deputy Iranian Defence Minister Alireza Akbari, who was sentenced to death in Iran on charges of spying for Britain, has
German defence minister resigns amid blunders and criticism
Germany’s much-criticised Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht formally announced her resignation on Monday, following a series of blunders and PR disasters.
Italy’s most-wanted mafia boss arrested after 30 years on the run
Italy’s Carabinieri police today arrested Matteo Messina Denaro, the country’s most wanted mafia boss who had been on the run
Why Prince Harry lookalike is “worried” for his safety
Rhys Whittock, 39, a resident of the UK, has been working as a Prince Harry impersonator since 2017, according to
Why Sweden finding Europe’s largest known deposit of rare earth metals ‘a big deal’
Swedish state-owned mining company, LKAB, on January 12 made an announcement that’s potentially big enough to change geopolitics. The company
6 stabbed in central Paris railway station, attacker shot by police
At least six people were wounded in an unprovoked blade attack in Paris’ Gare du Nord train station early Wednesday.
French plan to raise retirement age to 64 triggers strike
The French government is planning to raise the legal retirement age by two years by 2030 as part of a
Sweden cannot fulfill Turkey’s demands for NATO application
Turkey has demands that Sweden cannot – and does not want to – meet, the country’s new conservative Prime Minister
UK to introduce anti-strikes bill as disputes continue to paralyse nation
The UK government will introduce a controversial bill to Parliament on Tuesday which would curb the effectiveness of strike action
Did Russia kill over 600 Ukrainian soldiers in retaliation?
Ukraine has labelled as “propaganda” a claim by Moscow that the Russian military killed more than 600 Ukrainian soldiers in
