Ukrainian special forces have said they blew up a drilling platform in the Black Sea that Russia was using to increase the range of its… Read More »Russia-Ukraine War At A Glance: What We Know On Day 714
An airstrike on a school in Myanmar’s south-eastern Karenni state killed four children and injured at least 15 others, according to five witnesses. The victims,… Read More »Myanmar: Airstrike On School Killed Four Children, Witnesses Say
Rishi Sunak has been accused of making a U-turn on his pledge to restore NHS dentistry as experts say his new “recovery plan” does not… Read More »NHS Dentistry ‘recovery Plan’ Not Worthy Of The Title, Dentists Say
Heavy snow has hit Tokyo, disrupting trains, grounding more than 100 flights, and covering the city in a white blanket
Algorithms used by social media platforms are rapidly amplifying extreme misogynistic content, which is spreading from teenagers’ screens and into school playgrounds where it has… Read More »Social Media Algorithms ‘amplifying Misogynistic Content’
Ministers need to intervene to boost the secondhand electric vehicle market and allay “uncertainty and concerns” over the health of their batteries, a House of… Read More »Make Used Electric Cars Cheaper And Tackle Battery Fears, Peers Tell Ministers
On 14 February, about 205 million people will be eligible to vote in Indonesia, making it one of the world’s biggest election days. Voters will… Read More »Indonesia Election: Everything You Need To Know
US senators on Sunday evening released the details of a highly anticipated $118bn package that pairs federal enforcement policy on the US-Mexico border with wartime… Read More »US Senate Releases Draft Bill To Toughen Border Measures While Securing Aid To Ukraine And Israel
President Joe Biden has again won the South Carolina presidential primary, his first formal primary win of the election season. Amid low voter turnout, Biden… Read More »Biden Wins South Carolina Democratic Primary For Presidential Nomination