Key Zelenskyy aides under corruption cloud: What are they accused of?
Andriy Yermak, Zelenskyy’s ex-aide, faces $10.5m corruption charges tied to a luxury real estate project near Kyiv.
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Maldives jails two journalists for reporting on president’s alleged affair
Rights groups condemn jailing of journalists for violating a gag order on allegations against President Mohamed Muizzu.
Alexander hails King’s Speech defence commitments
Scotland’s Secretary of State has welcomed the King’s Speech, pointing to defence investment and energy security as central to the legislative programme’s relevance for Scotland.
The post Alexander hails King’s Speech defence commitments first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
French police warn motorists to be on lookout for ‘drunk’ deer
Police in France are warning rural drivers to be on the lookout for “drunk” deer.
Trump faces slew of ‘bad options’ on Iran as diplomacy falters
Trump faces mounting pressure amid stalled Iran peace talks as domestic discontent grows and geopolitical stakes rise.
UN urges independent probes into deadly Nigeria, Chad air attacks
UN rights chief ‘shocked’ by reports that Nigerian and Chadian forces killed over 100 civilians and seeks inquiries.
KDE gets over €1 million investment to strengthen security and core infrastructure
European governments and public institutions have been shifting away from proprietary software for years, and the financial infrastructure supporting open-source alternatives is growing to match. Germany’s Sovereign Tech Fund announced today that…
Gang violence displaces hundreds in Haiti’s capital
People in Cite Soleil neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince protest as gang violence shuts hospitals and displaces hundreds.
What Donald Trump’s China trip means for the world
Donald Trump is the first US president to visit China in almost ten years.
At least eight killed in Israeli drone strikes on highway south of Beirut
There were three strikes on cars on the highway in Jiyeh and the dead included two children.