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The position of Pushpa, or Boracay on 1 October. Capture www.marinetraffic.com France has launched an investigation into a Russian-linked oil tanker for “serious offences,” President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday.…
Hamas fighters stand in formation as they prepare to hand over Israeli hostages to the Red Cross in Nuseirat, 22 February, 2025 Three alleged members of the Palestinian militant group…
Unions in Greece staged a nationwide 24-hour strike on Wednesday to oppose new labour laws. The reforms aim to introduce greater flexibility, permitting shifts as long as 13 hours under…
Munich’s Oktoberfest reopened late on Wednesday afternoon after a tense seven-hour shutdown triggered by a bomb threat. Police gave the all-clear once the vast Theresienwiese grounds had been thoroughly searched,…
Here’s what travellers need to know about their rights to refunds and compensation if a flight company goes bankrupt. Low-cost Icelandic airline Play announced its immediate closure on Monday. The…
EU leaders discussed the ‘Reparations Loan’ in Copenhagen. Political support is growing across the European Union for a groundbreaking plan to issue a €140 billion loan to Ukraine based on…
New report reveals who the most banned author is in US schools It’s official – and very depressing: Stephen King is the most banned author in US schools, according to…
FILE: A newspaper advertising board in Rochdale, England during the emergence of one of a series of “grooming gang” scandals, May 16, 2012 Seven men who abused and raped two…
A similar scheme is already in place in other European countries, including Denmark and the Netherlands. The UK is experimenting with a new ticketless system for rail fares. Passengers’ journeys…