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Israel will attack the southern Gaza city of Rafah regardless of whether or not a ceasefire and hostage release deal is reached, Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday.

Nine people rescued from boat sailing perilous Atlantic route that reportedly left Senegal with 60 people onboard nine days ago

Lithuanian authorities are inspecting a company owned by the family of a prominent presidential candidate, after media reports suggesting the firm may have violated European Union sanctions against exports to Belarus.

Two women say actor assaulted them, one on a film set in 2021 and the other on another shoot in 2014

Mint Butterfield, the 16-year-old child of the founders of Slack and Flickr, who went missing last week was found in the back of a white van unharmed on Sunday

Five times the size of Paris. Visible from space. The world’s biggest energy plant. Enough electricity to power Switzerland.

Vladimir Putin’s forces have made further gains in at aleast three locations along the eastern front in Ukraine

US secretary of state to discuss avoiding regional conflict amid fears about Israeli ground invasion of Rafah

The crowd at Blackpool Tower Circus were evacuated during a show after an acrobat fell while performing a dangerous stunt, later receiving treatment from paramedics

Korhan Berzeg, 83, had not been heard from for 312 days when his remains were finally found

Tech giant fired number of people who protested against $1.2bn Project Nimbus, which supports Israeli military and government

Ex-soldier, conspiracy theorist, astrologer and anti-vaxxer among the first of 27 people on trial for trying to violently topple the German government – led by Heinrich XIII Prince Reuss

Following Columbia’s lead, students across the US are demanding ceasefire and divestment – and hundreds have been arrested

Mykola Solskyi accused of illegally seizing land worth more than $7m when he was head of major farming firm and an MP

He’s the third former PM to be scrutinized under the Anwar Ibrahim administration.

A Russian deputy defense minister has been charged with taking a bribe, in the country’s highest-profile corruption scandal since President Vladimir Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine more than two years ago.

Pressure group accusing Begoña Gómez of corruption admits media reports allegations were based on may not be true

The city of Venice, one of Italy’s most popular tourist spots, on Thursday became the first city in the world to impose an entry fee for visitors as it attempts to clamp down on overcrowding from holidaymakers...

An American tourist enjoyed a short vacation in Switzerland – only to go home to a shocking six-figure cell phone bill.

Ukraine has begun using long-range ballistic missiles for the first time in its war against Russia, which were secretly provided by the United States.