A baby has tragically died after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of northern France while attempting to cross the Channel toward Britain. The overloaded boat, carrying 65 people, started sinking near Wissant on Thursday night. Rescuers found several passengers in the water, and although most were saved, an unconscious baby was pulled from […]
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has suggested that the EU could learn from Italy’s controversial policy of processing migrants offshore in Albania. As leaders of the 27 member states gathered for an EU summit focusing on migration, von der Leyen highlighted the need to address low deportation rates of irregular migrants, currently at […]
General Sir Mike Jackson, the former head of the British Army, has passed away at the age of 80. Known for his leadership during the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq and his earlier roles in the Balkans and Northern Ireland, Sir Mike was a respected figure both within and outside military circles. He famously refused […]
The Congress of Local and Regional Authorities opened its 47th session in Strasbourg, with Congress President Marc Cools urging a firm stand in defense of democratic values amid Russia’s ongoing war of aggression against Ukraine and rising concerns over democratic backsliding in some member states. The session began with the European and Ukrainian anthems, setting
Italy’s space agency and industry ministry have urged for tighter collaboration among European nations to remain competitive in the growing global space race. Speaking at a major space agency meeting in Milan, ASI President Teodoro Valente emphasized that no single European country could bear the financial burden alone, calling for a balance between cooperation and
The UK Treasury is currently investigating 37 UK-linked businesses suspected of breaching sanctions on Russian oil, according to a BBC report. Introduced after Russia invaded Ukraine, the sanctions include a price cap of $60 per barrel on Russian oil, limiting UK businesses from facilitating its transportation. Despite 52 companies being under investigation since December
George Baldock, a former Sheffield United defender and Greece international, has died at the age of 31. Baldock was found unresponsive in the swimming pool of his home in Glyfada, southern Athens, on Wednesday evening. Authorities confirmed that he had drowned, ruling out foul play. Despite efforts by police and emergency services to resuscitate him, […]
Christian Brückner, the primary suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, has been acquitted by a German court on charges of rape and sexual abuse in an unrelated case. The 47-year-old, already serving a seven-year sentence for a previous rape conviction, was cleared of five offenses said to have occurred in Portugal between 2000 and […]
Ildar Dadin, a prominent Russian opposition activist who had joined the fight for Ukraine, has been confirmed dead while serving with the Freedom of Russia Legion. The Civic Council, the group that recruited him, reported that he died due to Russian artillery fire in the Kharkiv region. A spokesperson for the group honored Dadin as […]
Robin Garbutt, a former sub-postmaster serving life for the 2010 murder of his wife Diana, is pursuing a fresh appeal, citing new evidence from the Post Office Inquiry. Convicted in 2011, Garbutt has consistently maintained his innocence, claiming that he and his wife were victims of an armed robbery. Prosecutors argued he faked the robbery, […]









