The brightly colored kitchen belonged to the Korenovsky family of Dnipro, all but one of whom were out for a walk when a Russian missile tore through their building.
Exclusive: Ivorian soldiers arrested in Mali were part of UN mission
In information revealed by RFI, 49 Ivorian soldiers who were arrested last year in Mali and accused of being mercenaries were part of the UN’s Minusma mission and had been deployed at the request of the German contingent.
‘Ukraine refugee porn’ raises risks for women fleeing the war
Since the start of the war the OSCE Human noticed a sharp rise in online searches for sexual content related to Ukrainian women and girls.
Seattle City Councilmember Andrew Lewis to seek reelection
Lewis will seek a second term in November to represent Seattle’s District 7, including Magnolia, Queen Anne and Pioneer Square.
Apartheid protesters’ convictions quashed in London after 51 years
Trio convicted of public order offences in 1972 but their protest had been infiltrated by an undercover officerThe criminal convictions of three anti-racism campaigners have been overturned after it was disclosed that senior Scotland Yard managers told…
Russian friendly fire incident destroys Wagner mercenaries tank mistaken for Ukrainian
A friendly fire incident in Ukraine saw Russian soldiers blow up a tank containing Wagner Group members, a leaked call has outlined.
Djokovic salutes fans at Australian Open after cruising into second round
Tennis legend Novak Djokovic on Tuesday hailed the fans at the Australian Open as well as his family moments after advancing into the second round at the tournament where he is seeking a record-extending 10th title.
Bryan Kohberger should ‘get an F in criminology’ over ‘damning’ Idaho murders affidavit, attorney says
EXCLUSIVE: Prominent criminal defence attorney Duncan Levin speaks to The Independent about the strength of the criminal case against the 28-year-old PhD student
Ex-Republican hopeful arrested over shootings at Democrats’ homes
US police say Solomon Pena, 39, was ‘mastermind’ of politically motivated conspiracy that led to New Mexico shootings.
Paperchase faces uncertain future as owners consider sale
Struggling stationary retailer may go in administration less than six months after previous buyoutStruggling stationery retailer Paperchase is facing an uncertain future, with the owners considering a sale or potential administration less than six mont…