WWII bomb halts international train services in Paris
An unexploded World War II-era bomb discovered on the tracks in a Paris suburb on Friday cancelled Eurostar journeys.
The real reason behind Trump’s tariffs on Mexico and military buildup
The US president wants to bully Mexico back into America’s back yard under a Monroe Doctrine redux.
‘The American empire is over’: Economist Richard Wolff
Marc Lamont Hill talks with economist Richard Wolff about Trump’s economic policies and global relations.
UN crew member killed in attack on helicopter in South Sudan
White Army militia linked to Machar blamed for deadly attack on UN helicopter amid fragile peace in South Sudan.
Will the US make business deals with Russia?
US secretary of state says there are ‘extraordinary’ economic opportunities in Russia.
The operations carried out by Russian spy ring dubbed ‘the Minions’
Six Bulgarians have been convicted of being part of a spy ring which carried out surveillance in the UK and across Europe for Russia.
Three people guilty of spying for Russia from seaside guesthouse
Two women and a man have been found guilty of spying for Russia in a huge espionage operation from a guesthouse in Great Yarmouth.
Bomb team dispose of WWII explosive after Eurostar chaos in Paris
Eurostar services are expected to resume between London and Paris on Saturday following the disposal of an unexploded Second World War bomb.
‘Very rare’ cyclone bears down on Australia as thousands ordered to evacuate
A man is missing and thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate from eastern Australia before the arrival of a tropical cyclone that has already brought heavy rains and strong winds.
Pope’s voice has been heard for first time since he entered hospital
Pope Francis’ voice has been heard for the first time since being admitted to hospital last month in a newly released audio message.