Rejecting closer EU ties would be dereliction of duty, PM to say
Addressing the Commons, Burnham is expected to say that a new deal with the EU could help tackle illegal immigration and boost economic growth.
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Deloitte helped in falsifying documents to evade tax on Abramovich’s wealth
Backdated paperwork also made the Russian oligarch’s yachts and mansions disappear from accounts, BBC finds.
China sanctions Paraguay, Belize ministers over Taiwan ties
Chinese Foreign Ministry cites national sovereignty and Taiwan separatist activities as reasons behind the measures.
Pope Leo denounces death penalty as 'inadmissible' ahead of Pentagon's planned livestreamed execution
Pope Leo XIV called the death penalty "inadmissible" on World Day Against the Death Penalty after the Pentagon announced plans to livestream an execution.
Buried bodies, cleared rubble, Israel’s yellow line: How war is hampering the search for Gaza’s missing
After three years of war, Palestinians are still searching for thousands of people reported missing in Gaza – many of whom are likely buried beneath the rubble.
North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles towards the sea
Latest missile launch appears to be a show of force since South Korea’s hypersonic missile test-fire, Seoul says.
After announcing biggest layoffs in Volkswagen's history, CEO of Europe's biggest car company makes ‘China request’ to EU, similar to what Ford CEO Jim Farley warned US about
Volkswagen chief executive officer (CEO) Oliver Blume has called on European policymakers to establish the necessary regulatory framework to ensure the
2 Renoir paintings recovered from French museum heist, 6 arrested
Two Renoir paintings stolen from a museum in southern France last month have been found, and six people arrested, local authorities said Friday.
Maduro-linked fugitive nabbed over alleged scheme to cash in on Venezuelans’ basic needs
Alvaro Pulido Vargas allegedly exploited Venezuela's CLAP food program and housing contracts, funneling billions through U.S. banks to hide bribes.
Saudi Arabia says 1 dead, 11 injured in latest attack on Riyadh airport
Sunday’s strike on King Khalid International airport kills a Pakistani national.
North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles, the latest in a streak of weapons tests
South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff didn’t immediately specify how many missiles were detected or how far they flew.
At least 139 migrants dead, 84 missing after overcrowded boat capsizes off Djibouti
More than 80 people survived the deadly crossing from Djibouti toward Yemen, while at least 84 remained missing as authorities worked to verify additional victims.
Flash flood sweeps away 40 houses, 6 bridges in Nepal; up to 10 missing
A pre-dawn flash flood in Nepal’s Manaslu trekking region on Sunday swept away nearly 40 houses, six bridges and hydropower infrastructure.
Flash flood hits northern Nepal, damaging bridges and sweeping away homes
Residents along the Budhi Gandaki river in north central Nepal evacuated on Sunday as flash flooding destroyed homes and other structures in the area.
Pennsylvania shooter who killed 8 was family’s patriarch, father of slain toddler says
Police said that the 45-year-old gunman was related to seven of the victims and that he took his own life.
UK PM Andy Burnham says it is ‘clear’ Russia interfered in 2016 Brexit vote
Claim marks the first time a UK prime minister has publicly acknowledged Russia’s interference in the vote to leave EU.
Houthis kill 14 at Saudi airport as expert warns of 'rapid targets' amid Middle East war
Iran-backed Houthis struck Saudi Arabian airports in Riyadh and Dammam, killing at least 14 and injuring over 300 as experts warn of wider war.
Hurricane Isaias leaves trail of destruction across the US Gulf Coast
Crews rally for massive cleanup effort in Florida and Alabama as Isaias leaves hundreds of thousands in the dark.