Australia’s top court has thrown out a last-ditch attempt by the country’s most decorated soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, to overturn a landmark defamation ruling.
Thursday’s ruling ends Mr Roberts-Smith’s long legal battle with newspapers he had…
Editor’s note: This item has been updated with Russian Economy Minister Maxim Reshetnikov’s statement.
Russia’s economy slowed sharply from April-June of 2025 and has entered a phase of “technical stagnation,” German Gref, the head of Russia’s…
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U.S. drugmakers, universities and research institutions have long attracted top talent from…
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The so-called Coalition of the Willing is meeting today in Paris and online for further talks on security guarantees for Ukraine in case of a peace deal with Russia.
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Russia’s emergency response headquarters in the Belgorod region has banned posting any information online about Russian military activity or the aftermath of Ukrainian attacks if it comes from unofficial sources, Governor Vyacheslav…
After a prolonged period of decline lasting 15 years, Europe’s electricity demand is now at a critical juncture, marking a significant structural shift. The European power system is grappling with severe challenges due to chronic underinvestment,…
“By the end of June this [2025 – ed. Over the past year, 31…
The Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, still reeling from deadly Israeli strikes last week, launched a missile at Israel on Thursday and accused UN staffers of spying for the Jewish state.
Defense Minister Israel Katz responded to the missile…
Portugal declared a day of national mourning on Thursday, a day after one of Lisbon’s iconic electric funiculars derailed in the capital city, leaving 17 people dead and 21 injured.
Among the injured were 11 foreigners — two Germans, two…
