Number of government, education and healthcare incidents remains steady
Russian Fury Grows Over Ukrainian Strike That Killed 63 Soldiers
Russian nationalists and some lawmakers have demanded punishment for commanders they accused of ignoring dangers as anger grew over the killing of dozens of Russian soldiers in one of the Ukraine war’s deadliest strikes.
Russia will step up exploding drone attacks on Ukraine, says Volodymyr Zelensky
The Institute for the Study of War said Vladimir Putin is looking to strengthen support for his strategy among key voices in Russia.
Philippines: Christmas Floods Kill 51 and Strand Thousands
Heavy rains on Christmas Day killed dozens of people and left thousands displaced. For a deeply Catholic nation, the timing heightened the sense of tragedy.
Google Home Speaker Vulnerability Could Allow Eavesdropping
A security researcher found a severe security vulnerability in the Google Home speaker that could…
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Haller back in training at Dortmund after cancer treatment
Ivory Coast striker Sébastien Haller is back in training at Borussia Dortmund after nearly six months away from soccer with testicular cancer.
Brexit: Mistakes were made on all sides, says Leo Varadkar
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Iran Supreme Court rejects death sentences in Rouhllah Ajamian case for “faulty investigation”
The Supreme Court of Iran has annulled rulings given to three suspects in the killing of Rouhollah Ajamian, who was murdered during the recent protests and deadly riots in the city of Karaj, near Tehran.
Global Anti-Terror Body FATF May ‘Greylist’ Nepal For Money Laundering
Nepal is at real risk of being put on the greylist by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) as there are deficiencies in both its legislation and enforcement of laws related to money laundering and terror financing.
Major French film awards ban anyone accused of sexual assault from ceremony
Anyone accused of sexual assault will not be allowed to attend the Cesar film awards ceremony in France, organisers have announced.