Igor Ravkenko
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West Bank settlers: What's happening and why it matters
Recent violent escalations involving West Bank settlers against diplomats and journalists have intensified international scrutiny on the region.
Victoria public transport: Labor pledges $30 weekly fare cap
If re-elected, Labor wants to cap weekly transit costs, but you'll need your old Myki card to use it for now.
OJ Simpson: New investigation hints at mysterious mobster accomplice
A fresh look at the trial of the century suggests a mob-connected informant may have had secret, chilling intel on the 1994 murders.
EPA backtracks on PFOA and PFOS phase-out claims
The agency quietly updated its website after admitting that dangerous toxic compounds are still being manufactured in the U.S.
Donald Trump pauses Russia sanctions to keep peace talks moving
President Trump claims he is actively negotiating to end the conflict, but tensions with Ukraine continue to spike.
Donald Trump announces golf course renovation despite federal judge's pause
The President is moving forward with plans to redesign a D.C. public golf course, ignoring an active court order that halted work over environmental concerns.
Canadian Forces Base Wainwright fire leaves four dead in training tragedy
A fast-moving blaze during a live-fire exercise at an Alberta military training base has left four service members dead and dozens injured.
West Bank settler violence: What's happening and why it matters
Recent attacks on diplomats and journalists in the West Bank have sparked international outcry and questions about the Israeli government's response.
Donald Trump: New polls show approval ratings hitting record lows
The GOP is feeling the pressure as midterm headwinds grow, with candidates split between courting the MAGA base and appealing to independents.
France: Macron denounces 'unbridled violence' as riots erupt nationwide
After days of chaotic unrest left over 2,000 people arrested, French leadership is scrambling to distinguish between peaceful protests and organized looting.
Starlink disruptions in Ukraine prompt GOP calls for congressional probe
Rep. Mike Turner and Sen. Kevin Cramer are demanding answers after reports that critical satellite communications for Ukrainian forces were throttled.
West Bank: Guardian footage captures settler attack on French mayor
Video evidence refutes Israel’s attempt to downplay a violent assault on a European diplomatic delegation in the occupied West Bank.
Zack Polanski says Zionism, as applied, is racist
The Green Party leader doubles down on a controversial motion while dismissing the idea that any state has an inherent right to exist.
Mike Huckabee calls West Bank settler attack on journalist 'terror'
The US ambassador to Israel is demanding arrests after a Washington Post photographer was beaten while covering an olive harvest.
Zelenskyy addresses intelligence sharing and Starlink issues with U.S.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy claims the U.S. throttled Starlink to send a message as tensions between Kyiv and the Trump administration reach a boiling point.
Luke Campbell: Hull and East Yorkshire Mayor faces police probe
The Olympic boxer is accused of showing sexualized images of himself to a staffer who claims she was later forced out of her job.
Shakespeare and Marlowe: New evidence reveals they co-wrote Edward III
Computer-aided linguistic analysis has confirmed the two playwrights were more than just rivals.
Amelia Earhart: Search for plane resumes at Nikumaroro island
Researchers are finally back on the ground after an intense Pacific storm put their mission to solve the legendary aviator's disappearance on pause.
Bristol Old Vic brings live theatre directly into classrooms
In a bid to bypass budget cuts and transport nightmares, Bristol Old Vic is touring free plays directly into schools to keep arts alive for Gen Z.
Microsoft exits Essex AI data center project over power grid issues
The tech giant pulled its support for Nscale’s Loughton site, leaving the future of the massive facility in doubt.
St Petersburg oil facilities hit in overnight drone attack
A major drone strike on Russian oil terminals and tech infrastructure leaves at least one dead and infrastructure damaged as energy tensions escalate.
Ed Davey: Lib Dem leader stays put as potential mutiny fizzles out
A highly-hyped meeting of Liberal Democrat MPs turned into a total non-event, leaving the leadership secure for now.
European Parliament passes resolution against Muslim Brotherhood influence
In a historic shift, the European Parliament has voted to confront 'Islamist entryism' and the long-term influence of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Afrohype: How hypemen are taking over the Afrobeats scene
The high-octane world of Afrohype is turning ad-libbed vocals into a serious career and bringing main character energy to parties worldwide.