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Andrew Tate Faces Legal Action Over Posts About UK Lawmaker
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate is facing legal action by UK lawmaker Sorcha Eastwood over insulting social media postings about her, a law firm said on Tuesday.
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Auschwitz-Birkenau: The History Of Hitler's Death Camp
The Nazi death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, which was liberated 80 years ago, is an enduring symbol of the Holocaust.
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North Korean Troops "Blowing Themselves Up" To Avoid Capture In Ukraine
After an intense battle with Russian forces this week, Ukrainian special forces were scouring dead bodies from the snowy western terrain of the Kursk region, where they discovered corpses of over a dozen dead North Korean enemy troops.
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Fitness App Leads To Massive Security Breach On French Nuclear Submarines
Officers and crew aboard a French nuclear submarine have accidentally blown their cover as well as their location and schedule by recording their runs and jogs on a fitness app.
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US Buying Greenland Takes Official Turn, Trump To Get Powers To Negotiate
Donald Trump's plan to buyout Greenland has taken a serious turn. Republicans have started gathering support in the House of Representatives to pass a new bill to authorise the US President to enter formal negotiations to purchase Greenland.
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Hospital Photos, Account Locked Amid Divorce: How 'Brad Pitt' Scammed Woman
With photos from the hospital and smooth conversations, a French woman was convinced she is talking to actor Brad Pitt and scammed to the tune of 800,000 euros.
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Opinion | Musk Is Becoming A Menace For Europe
Musks political mischief isnt confined to Germany or the UK. Hes been rubbing shoulders with other European far-right figures, including Italys Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, raising eyebrows among Europes left-of-centre leaders.
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Italian Man Who Spent 32 Years Alone on Island Dies Three Years After Returning To Urban Life
Mauro Morandi, known as the "Robinson Crusoe," was the sole resident of Budelli island. He embraced the solitude until he was evicted.
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Author Neil Gaiman Raped His Child's Babysitter In Outdoor Pool: Report
In a New York Magazine article, eight women shared allegations of assault, coercion, or abuse by author Neil Gaiman.
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Who Is Tulip Siddiq? UK MP Under Fire Over Linked To Sheikh Hasina
Pressure is mounting on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer to sack his anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq after Bangladesh interim head Muhammad Yunus condemned the use of properties gifted to her by the South Asian country's former regime.
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"Say No To...": Elon Musk's Message To Germany Before Snap Polls
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has called on the people of Germany to "say no" to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. His statement comes after Germany's ruling Social Democrats (SPD) on Saturday announced Scholz as the party's candidate for federal elections.
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Rare Collision Of Trams In Tunnel Leaves Dozens Injured In France
Two trams collided in a tunnel in a rare accident in the eastern French city of Strasbourg on Saturday, injuring dozens of people, authorities said.
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Irish Woman, 21, Falls 500-Feet To Her Death While Rock Climbing In Spain
The incident occurred on Friday evening when the woman and her friend were practicing rock climbing and suddenly plummeted.
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Explained: How Meta's Fact-Checking Programme Works
Internet giant Meta's fact-checking programme aims to counter false information on its social platforms -- Facebook, Instagram and Threads -- with the help of media organisations, including AFP.
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Gay Men Can Train As Priests But Don't "Support The Culture": Italy Church
Young homosexual men can train to become Catholic priests in Italy but not if they "support the so-called gay culture", according to new Church guidelines approved by the Vatican.
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Denmark Plans Arctic Vessels, Sled Patrols Amid Trump's Interest In Greenland
Denmark's government has proposed purchasing two new Arctic inspection vessels and increasing dog sled patrols to boost its military presence in Greenland, as US President-elect Donald Trump sets his sights on the island, local media reported.
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EU Chief "Not Invited" To Trump's Inauguration
European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen won't be attending Donald Trump's inauguration in Washington on January 20, but hopes to have "early contacts" with the incoming administration, Brussels said Friday.
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George Soros Indulges In Political Interference: Italy's Giorgia Meloni
George Soros interferes in the domestic politics of other nations and uses his money to destabilise countries, Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni said on Thursday.
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"All Fighting-Age Males Killed": UK Special Forces Probed For War Crimes
An inquiry into the actions of British special forces in Afghanistan has uncovered allegations of extrajudicial killings and efforts to cover up unlawful actions during the war.
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Stunning Images Of Mercury's Surface Captured By ESA Spacecraft
Barely larger than our own Moon, Mercury orbits precariously close to the Sun at an average distance of roughly 58 million kilometres.
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