The ex-boss of NGO Oxfam has taken legal action against her erstwhile organisation—after denying allegations of racism and antisemitism made against her.
A male doctor identifying as female has left Britain’s health service following a prolonged workplace dispute that became a UK-wide ‘culture war’ debate.
With only two shipwreck survivors, the vessel setting off from North Africa resulted in another maritime disaster.
Kyiv’s anti-corruption agency detained the country’s former energy minister as he attempted to leave the country.
The United Nations Human Rights Council removed Abbas Araghchi from the list of speakers at its February 23 opening session after civil society initiatives collected more than 100,000 signatures opposing his participation.
Water ingress damaged a high-value painting at the Louvre Museum in Paris, highlighting the ongoing technical and maintenance challenges facing the institution.
The Hungarian PM emphasised the protection of national sovereignty, the expansion of family support, and the continuation of economic goals—while sharply criticising his domestic political opponents and Brussels.
New evidence shows toxin traces found in Alexei Navalny’s body.
According to the British ex-PM’s think tank, the Labour government’s current eco-friendly energy policies are pushing up energy prices.
A 23-year-old French conservative—badly beaten following a political event—has died, in an incident that has refocused attention on politically motivated street violence in France,
For now, Britain’s equalities enforcer will be holding the line on same-sex facilities—especially lavatories.
Bucharest’s state-owned port company is buying the operator of Moldova’s only sea port on the Danube—strengthening its regional logistics role and economic cooperation between the two countries.
