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Residents look at a Kyiv apartment building that was damaged in a Russian drone strike on May 25, 2025
Russia is unleashing aerial terror against Ukrainian civilians to make it seem like it is winning, experts say
KYIV — Third-grader Stanislav Martynyuk looks extremely proud in his school photograph. Hands folded on his desk; his eyes framed with spectacles that make him look like a serious – and adorable – 8-year-old scholar.It was this image of Stanislav – alongside similar snaps of his sister Tamara, 12, and brother Roman, 17 – that was put on display at a makeshift memorial at their school in Korostyshiv and shared on social media after the three siblings died when a Russian strike hit their home over the weekend.The trio was among at least 14 civilians killed over the weekend in the latest wave of Moscow’s escalating aerial assaults against Ukrainian cities.Analysts say the brutal campaign is part of a deliberate strategy by Russia that is designed to create an impression that it...
May 27, 2025

Russia is unleashing aerial terror against Ukrainian civilians to make it seem like it is winning, experts say

The migrant boat sank with 650 people onboard
Greek coastguards charged over 2023 migrant shipwreck
ATHENS — A naval court in Greece has charged 17 coastguards over the deadliest migrant boat disaster in the Mediterranean Sea for a decade.Up to 650 people were feared to have drowned when the overcrowded Adriana fishing vessel sank near Pylos, off the Greek coast, in the early hours of 14 June 2023.Survivors later told the BBC that Greek coastguards had caused their boat to capsize in a botched attempt to tow it and then silenced witnesses."It has taken us two years just for these charges to come, even though so many people witnessed what happened," one of the survivors, a Syrian man we called Ahmad, said on Monday.The Greek authorities have always denied the claims against them.The Deputy Prosecutor of the Piraeus Naval Court has found that 17 members of the Hellenic Coast...
May 27, 2025

Greek coastguards charged over 2023 migrant shipwreck

A police officer crouched down talking to man wrapped in emergency service blanket at he sits on the floor
'It missed us by inches': Witnesses describe car driving into crowd at Liverpool FC parade
LIVERPOOL — Witnesses have described the "horrendous" moment a car "rammed" into a crowd of people who were attending Liverpool FC's victory parade following their Premier League win.Merseyside Police said a number of pedestrians were hit by the vehicle in Water Street, Liverpool just after 18:00 BST. Dozens were injured, two of them seriously, with 27 treated in hospital.A 53-year-old white British man from the Liverpool area was arrested, police said, adding that he is believed to have been the driver.One eyewitness, BBC reporter Matt Cole, said the car missed him and his family "by literally inches"."We had just moments before watched fireworks going off, the celebrations of the Liverpool bus passing us on the Strand," he said.He said an...
May 27, 2025

'It missed us by inches': Witnesses describe car driving into crowd at Liverpool FC parade

A view of Pokrovsk, the site of heavy battles with Russian troops, in the Donetsk region, 25 March 2025
Russia's casualties in its war against Ukraine near 1 million troops, Kyiv says
KYIV — Russia has lost almost 1 million troops in its ongoing all-out war against Ukraine, the General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces reported on Monday, after Russian forces suffered another 1,000 casualties in the past 24 hours.Kyiv does not specify whether the numbers include killed or wounded, but the general perception is that they include all casualties: dead, wounded, missing, and captured.Ukraine officials have been tracking Russian troops and equipment losses daily since Moscow launched its full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022. Ukraine and Russia do not reveal their losses publicly.In February, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said over 46,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been killed on the battlefield since early 2022. He also said nearly 380,000 Ukrainian soldiers have...
May 27, 2025

Russia's casualties in its war against Ukraine near 1 million troops, Kyiv says

Geert Wilders of the PVV, or Party for Freedom, is interviewed after casting his ballot for the European election in The Hague, 6 May 2024
Geert Wilders threatens to leave Dutch ruling coalition over migration plan
AMSTERDAM — Leader of the Dutch far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) Geert Wilders has presented a 10-point plan on Monday to radically slash migration, putting pressure on his four-party coalition to toughen migration policy or risk a cabinet crisis."The gloves are off," Wilders said during a press conference to announce the plan, adding that if migration policy is not toughened up, his party "is out of the cabinet."The proposal calls for a complete asylum stop, as well as temporarily halting family reunions for asylum-seekers who have been granted refugee status and the return of all Syrians who have applied for asylum or are in the Netherlands on temporary visas.He also wants to close asylum centers and evict visa holders from centers to create more space, rather than...
May 27, 2025

Geert Wilders threatens to leave Dutch ruling coalition over migration plan

The snow-capped peaks of Rimpfischhorn (left) and Allalinhorn in the Valais Alps
Bodies of five skiers found near Swiss resort
GENEVA — The bodies of five skiers have been found by rescuers near Switzerland's luxury Zermatt resort.They were recovered a day after emergency services were alerted by a group of climbers ascending the Rimpfischhorn — a 4,199-metre peak in the Valais Alps — to several pairs of skis left unattended near the summit.Aerial and ground searches led to the discovery of the bodies below the summit on the Adler Glacier, Valais local police said in a statement on Sunday.The victims were found at varying altitudes on avalanche debris in high altitude areas near the Swiss-Italian border.Three bodies were located in one area and two more were discovered higher up on a narrow patch of snow, rescue service Air Zermatt said.A fifth pair of skis was later found during the search, confirming...
May 26, 2025

Bodies of five skiers found near Swiss resort

Some of the released Ukrainians were pictured shortly after they were freed by Russia
Ukraine and Russia in biggest prisoner swap since 2022 invasion
LONDON — Russia and Ukraine have each handed over 390 soldiers and civilians in the biggest prisoner exchange since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022.They both returned 270 servicemen and 120 civilians on the Ukrainian border with Belarus, as part of the only deal agreed in direct talks in Istanbul a week ago.Both sides had agreed to an exchange of 1,000 prisoners and confirmed there would be further swaps in the coming days.Although there have been dozens of smaller-scale exchanges, no other handover has involved as many civilians.The Russian defence ministry said servicemen and civilians, including those captured by Ukrainian forces in Russia's Kursk border region during Kyiv's offensive in recent months, were among those handed over.They were currently on...
May 23, 2025

Ukraine and Russia in biggest prisoner swap since 2022 invasion

This aerial view shows the 443-foot NCL Salten grounded in the Trondheim Fjord, Norway on Thursday, May 22
Man sleeps through massive container ship running aground on his front lawn
OSLO — A Norwegian man managed to sleep through an enormous container ship running aground on his front lawn.Johan Helberg, who lives in Byneset, on the Trondheim Fjord, was woken by his neighbor on Thursday morning asking if he had noticed a boat outside, TV2 Norway reported.When he looked out his door, he saw a 135-meter-long (443-foot) container ship parked up in his front yard.“If the ship had hit the rocky outcrop right next to it, it would have lifted up and hit the house hard. It only missed by a few meters,” Helberg told TV2.His neighbor, Jostein Jørgensen, who lives about 40 meters (131 feet) from the beach, told TV2 he was woken around 5 a.m. by the sound of a boat approaching.“When I looked out the window, I saw a boat speeding toward the shore,” he told the local TV...
May 23, 2025

Man sleeps through massive container ship running aground on his front lawn

Daily Telegraph paper on a stand
Daily Telegraph to be sold to US firm RedBird Capital
LONDON — American buyout firm RedBird has agreed a deal to take control of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph after a two-year ownership vacuum.RedBird Capital will buy the stake owned by UAE's Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Sultan al-Nahyan who had bankrolled an earlier bid.That bid was rejected by the previous government, which passed a law preventing foreign governments owning British newspapers or news magazines.The current proposed deal will need regulatory approval.Both Telegraph titles and the Spectator magazine were put up for auction by Lloyds Bank, who seized them from the Barclay family for non-payment of outstanding debts.In a bold but ultimately unsuccessful move, a consortium of RedBird and Sheikh Mansour's IMI paid off the Barclay brothers' debts in full hoping to...
May 23, 2025

Daily Telegraph to be sold to US firm RedBird Capital

Diego Garcia, the largest island in the archipelago, was separated from Mauritius along with the rest of the Chagos Islands in 1965 and now houses a US military base
UK plan to transfer Chagos Islands set to go ahead despite last-minute legal action
LONDON — The British government’s plans to hand control of the strategically significant Chagos Islands to Mauritius are set to be signed off on Thursday, after an 11th-hour legal injunction failed to stop an effort that has been intensely controversial in both the United Kingdom and the United States.Prime Minister Keir Starmer intends to return the islands to the African country, while maintaining control of the US-UK Diego Garcia military base, and the deal is expected be finalized on Thursday.It comes after a High Court judge briefly blocked the move in a ruling made at 2 a.m. local time (9 p.m. ET on Wednesday). The deal was challenged by Bernadette Dugasse and Bertrice Pompe, Chagossian women living in Britain who opposed the deal on human rights grounds.The UK’s negotiations...
May 22, 2025

UK plan to transfer Chagos Islands set to go ahead despite last-minute legal action

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