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Palestinians declared dead turn out to be alive
In two incidents in past six months, Palestinians have been declared dead by Israel, only to be discovered in hospital.
Chai is tea, tea is chai: India’s love affair with the drink
Indians took the tea the British were marketing to them, added spices, milk and sugar, and transformed it forever.
I walked Ukraine’s treacherous minefields where area bigger than UK is filled with deadly bombs disguised as pizza boxes
NOTHING prepares you for the sound of the air raid sirens.
When I was in Kyiv last month, three short, sharp blasts encouraged the nervous to rush to the subways.
HALODylan Jones, pictured in the blue vest, clearing landmines in Ukraine[/caption]…
Inside Ukraine’s wartime wine industry
Despite the dangers of war, many winemakers have continued to operate, buoyed by growing demand for local wines.
Inside chilling rise of ‘ghost guns’ that let killers PRINT weapons on demand as dealers boast ‘there’s no going back’
UNTRACEABLE kit machine guns are being used by gangsters in Britain, Europe and America, a new investigation reveals.
These homemade weapons are getting deadlier and easier to construct in back rooms across the world.
Mariana van Zeller watches a…
Three years later, what we know: How did COVID start?
Scientists lean towards a natural spillover from animals, but China’s opacity means a lab leak can’t be ruled out.
I heard about Rishi’s ‘stop the boats deal’ and I have abandoned my plan to get to the UK
IN a squalid migrant camp on the French coast, Afghan Khiyal Gul had been waiting eagerly for a flimsy dinghy to take him to the UK.
The builder, 41, had told me on Thursday: “I will try to reach the UK when the weather improves, hopefully in two or…
In Istanbul, earthquake survivors rebuild shattered lives
At least three million people have been displaced following the earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria last month.
‘The money for my medical care goes to buy food’
How one Bosnian man and his family got through a tragic accident, the COVID pandemic and inflation.