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Harun Abdul-Malik Yener told FBI informants and undercover employees how the New York Stock Exchange was a potential target as it would "wake people up"

Investigators are gathering evidence at two Baltic sites while Danish navy is shadowing a Chinese cargo ship

Elon Musk’s father demands Sir Keir Starmer resign, criticizing Labour for sending England back to "Tudor times."

Vladimir Putin has reappeared after vanishing for almost two weeks as fears of World War III grow and Moscow starts building mobile nuclear bomb shelters.

Unions demand ‘dignified wages’ as unequal recovery from debt crisis has left many struggling with higher costs

Tensions are escalating in Europe with Germany now warning its civilians that they must ready themselves for possible World War Three and instructed them on what they need to do

Corruption-Tainted Kyrgyz Official Pays $200 million to wait home for his trial for hooliganism, money laundering and liberty deprivation

Businessmen that own a plant in Latvia shipped microchips used to build drones to Russia despite Western sanctions in the wake of the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, according to a new investigation by The Buro, an OCCRP partner organization.

The US has allowed Ukraine to use long-range missiles to attack Russia. The move cam after requests from Volodymyr Zelensky but has been met with criticism from Russia and inside America

US President Joe Biden has authorized Ukraine to use long-range ATACMS missiles on Russian territory for the first time. This decision comes two months before the end of his presidential term, according to The New York Times.

Russia launched a ’a massive combined attack targeted all regions of Ukraine’ on Sunday morning, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said.

Mohammed Afif killed in first Israeli airstrike on central Beirut in more than a month, official says

US and EU have called for investigation into alleged irregularities in pro-Russia ruling party’s election victory

A man carrying a knife has taken multiple people hostage inside a pizza restaurant in Paris with dozens of police cars and ambulances at the scene with the area in lockdown

Yantar intelligence ship was seen operating drones in an area containing subsea energy and internet infrastructure

Court staff understood to have raised concerns about Karim Khan’s links to UN watchdog likely to investigate claims against him

Boehner was a board member for the private healthcare giant, which declared bankruptcy amid corruption allegations.

Experts are at a loss as to who temporarily halted access for many users of the darknet — and why they did it.

Ruling coalition in crisis amid claims of racist remarks and speculation government may collapse

Confession met with scepticism after other war criminals made similar statements to win early release from prison

The FBI, CIA, and DEA face legal scrutiny as they invoke Glomar responses—provisions allowing them to withhold confirmation of records to protect privacy and national security—amid requests for information on Nigerian President Bola Tinubu’s alleged ties to drug trafficking.

More than £4 million worth of armoured civilian cars were left behind by the UK as the Western allies withdrew from Afghanistan.

When war in Gaza erupted last year, Dr Adnan Al-Bursh worked around the clock while documenting the horror unfolding around him. Then he was detained. Now, Sky News has spoken to people who claim to have witnessed the circumstances leading to his death.