Jab could save baby elephants from deadly virus
A new vaccine could protect Asian elephants from a disease that is a threat to captive and wild populations alike.
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‘My home is broken’: Lebanese find little peace in the rubble
Residents flock home after a ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel was announced, but there are fears the war could start again.
Vlad praises Trump, steps up Kyiv missile threats
Vladimir Putin has praised Donald Trump as an ‘experienced and intelligent’ politician, while saying Russia’s new medium-range ballistic missile could target ‘decision-making centres’ in Kyiv.
Fight over will of Mixtures guitarist
The will of an Australian rock guitarist who shot to fame with the novelty tune The Pushbike Song is the focus of a £1m legal dispute.
Hunger strike as Antarctic cruise gets ugly
Passengers on a luxury cruise to Antarctica have gone on hunger strike after their ‘holiday of a lifetime’ was abandoned because of an engine failure.
Putin daughter living in Paris under alias
Vladimir Putin’s youngest daughter is living in Paris under a pseudonym, according to a Ukrainian television station.
Migrants a focus of Irish election
Immigration was top of mind when Irish voters went to the polls on Friday.
Military chief latest in Chinese purge
The top political commissar of China’s military has been suspended and placed under investigation as a purge of the People’s Liberation Army ordered by President Xi Jinping intensifies.
Zuckerberg buries hatchet with Trump
Four years is a long time in politics and an even longer time in the orbit of a man who has made holding grudges an art form.
Narco-submarines intercepted in $12 billion Pacific drug bust
Operation Orion exposes vast smuggling networks as Australia becomes lucrative market for cocaine dealers.
How noodle bars are cash cow for Kim
North Korean diners of Laos are making a mint for Pyongyang, with reports restaurants are being run by intelligence agency the Reconnaissance General Bureau.
What does the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire mean for Hezbollah?
The militia has been weakened, but Iran has already indicated that it will increase its support.
Former Man City player next Georgian president
A former Manchester City footballer known for his anti-western rhetoric is set to become the next president of Georgia after he was backed by the Black Sea country’s ruling party.
Three Americans freed in prisoner swap with China
The United States has agreed to a prisoner swap with China to secure the release of three Americans held in prison there for years, including one who had been sentenced to death.
Pro-Putin populist’s victory worries West
Calin Georgescu, 62, has praised Russian President Vladimir Putin and argues the “imperialist” Western military-industrial complex is behind the Ukraine war.
Alec Baldwin: I won’t watch Rust. my wife is traumatised
Alec Baldwin has said he has no desire to see the final cut of his film Rust after being left exhausted by the fatal shooting on set.
China’s ‘little emperor’ takes Taiwanese bride
Love and marriage have forced the son of a disgraced Communist Party official to resurface.
Le Pen threatens to bring down government over budget
Marine Le Pen has intensified her threat to bring down France’s minority government after failing to win concessions from Prime Minister Michel Barnier.
Ukrainians return to Russian-ruled regions
Thousands of Ukrainians who fled Russia’s invasion have returned to areas controlled by the Kremlin because of Kyiv’s failure to provide housing and social assistance.
How BTB was her own woman of substance
Yorkshire-born Barbara Taylor Bradford, author of some 40 international bestselling novels, has died, aged 91.
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