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Malta jury clears suspect mastermind businessman in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case
His arrest in 2019, as he was sailing away from Malta on his yacht, sparked a series of mass protests in the country that culminated with Prime Minster Muscat’s resignation.
Norway's new monarch King Haakon VIII: His life, role and challenges ahead
Norway's monarchy dates back to King Harald Fairhair in the ninth century. When the country regained independence in 1905, three-quarters of voters backed restoring the monarchy in a national referendum.
How a glacier collapse may have triggered the Nepal-Tibet disaster
While individual glacial events cannot be directly attributed to climate change, experts say rising global temperatures are putting increasing pressure on glaciers.
Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama, famed for her polka dots, dies aged 97
From the 1950s to the 2020s, Kusama produced instantly recognisable giant polka-dot artworks and sculptures, and was recognised later on in her life as a global superstar in the art world.
More than 50 kidnapped as violent gang attack in Haiti leaves at least 47 dead
In a video posted on social media, the gang leader threatened to kill the hostages if any of his members were harmed.
Will the UK royal family welcome Harry and Meghan back? Expert urges couple to 'move slowly'
Last month, Prince Harry visited the UK with Meghan and their children, who saw King Charles for the first time since 2022.
US officials coordinated deportation flights with Iran, emails reveal
Emails obtained by the National Iranian American Council lobby show ICE officials accepted last-minute changes to deportation lists requested by Tehran.
Etna eruption enters seventh day in phenomenon unseen since the 1970s
The Debate has gathered the views of experts and local guides on the unusual length of the eruption and on the precautions to take to watch it safely.
More than 170 migrants rescued after boat catches fire in English Channel
France's Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has highlighted a sharp fall in successful Channel crossings since the start of the year.
Italy temporarily reintroduces border controls with Spain
Italy's decision to temporarily reintroduce Schengen border checks for travellers arriving from Spain was prompted by concerns over the migrant crisis in Ceuta.
FIFA's plan to sell World Cup to private investors met with shock and anger by the world of football
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has written to all 211 member associations, offering each $40 million (€35 million) if they back his controversial plan to sell stakes in the governing body's major competitions.
Roberto Mancini returns as Italy coach after third straight World Cup miss
After days of controversy and debate, federation president Giovanni Malagò announced on Tuesday that Roberto Mancini will return as Italy coach.
Drones hit Wildberries warehouses in Russia for second week running
Fires broke out at Wildberries warehouse sites in Krasnodar and Stavropol after overnight drone attacks, injuring 15 people and forcing both facilities to suspend operations.
Ex-CEO of Italian motorway operator among 32 convicted over Genoa bridge collapse
Dozens of family members of the victims packed the courtroom as Chief Judge Paolo Lepri read the verdicts against 57 defendants.
French parliament passes assisted dying bill for some terminally ill adults
After years of debate, French MPs have voted to adopt a bill to establish a right to assisted dying for some adults suffering from an incurable condition.
Former Hungarian foreign minister Szijjártó resigns from parliament to join Chinese carmaker
Péter Szijjártó announced his resignation and details of his new position with the world's largest electric carmaker, China's BYD, on his Facebook page on Wednesday, detailing that he'll be filling an "international executive position".