UK's Kleptocracy unit to launch probe to identify Putin's London assets
UK's new "kleptocracy" unit has launched an investigation to identify assets that are allegedly kept by Russian President Vladimir Putin in London.
Indian court upholds hijab ban in schools, ruling challenged in Supreme Court
An Indian court has upheld the ban imposed on wearing hijab to schools and colleges in the southern state of Karnataka. The court dismissed as many as five petitions filed by students against the ban.
Russia-Ukraine war: Unwanted Russian oil and gas pose big environmental risk
The trade sanctions imposed by western nations along with the European Union on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine have meant that one of the biggest oil and gas exporters is now left with additional stocks of the two resources with nowhere to send them to.
Ukraine: Thousands of animals still stuck at Kyiv Zoo as war rages on
It's not just humans who are being made to suffer in the Russia-Ukraine war, but animals too have been bearing the brunt of the war initiated by Vladimir Putin. Ukraine has been trying to rescue animals kept in its zoos but has not been successful.
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Vladimir Putin's alleged love child disappears from social media
Russian President Vladimir Putin's alleged love child, Luiza Krivonogikh, has disappeared from social media after being massively trolled over Putin's war in Ukraine. The 18-year-old is the daughter of cleaner-turned-multimillionaire Svetlana Krivonogikh.
Putin reportedly 'hid away' rumoured lover and four kids in Switzerland
Russian President Vladimir Putin who has put the lives of his countrymen and Ukrainians at risk has allegedly hidden his mistress and their four children at a luxurious private chalet in Switzerland.
F1: Sebastian Vettel declares boycott on Russian GP over Ukraine invasion
Reigning world champion Max Verstappen says it is "wrong" to race in a country that is at war
Macron teases future 'ambitions' as election looms
Recent gains in the polls from some of his opponents next year might also explain his sudden willingness to open up to the media
Vladimir Putin says 'monstrous' West teaching kids they can change their gender is 'crime against humanity'
Putin said such teachings are "close to a crime against humanity dressed up in the name and under the flag of progress."
Melania Trump nicknamed 'Rapunzel' by Secret Service; shocked Donald with 'I don't really care' jacket
Stephanie Grisham has made a number of startling disclosures about Melania in her book "I'll Take Your Questions Now."
Trump announces anti-censorship lawsuit against Facebook, Twitter
Trump has begun holding public events, including campaign-style rallies, as he seeks to remain the nation's most influential Republican.
Fuming Trump family reacts as Jill Biden graces Vogue cover after Melania Trump snub
Donald Trump's daughter-in-law Lara criticised the magazine for not featuring Melania despite her being the "most beautiful first lady."
UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock resigns after Covid breach
Johnson praised Hancock for his role in Britain's succesful vaccine rollout, which he called "one of the greatest successes of the modern state".
Capitol Riots: Donald Trump wanted National Guard to protect his supporters
Former Pentagon chief says he intentionally did not station troops at the Capitol as he had concerns that would fan fears of a military coup.
Ex-UK leader Cameron says he acted 'in public good' in Greensill lobbying
Cameron, in power from 2010 to 2016, has faced a series of damaging claims he improperly and excessively lobbied former government colleagues to support Greensill.
Trump's daughter Tiffany and daughter-in-law Vanessa got 'inappropriately close' to secret service agents
Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post reporter Carol Leonnig made the revelations in her new book "Zero Fail: The Rise and Fall of the Secret Service."
Donald Trump says he wants Meghan Markle to run against him in 2024 presidential race
There have been reports that Meghan is meeting with Democrat operatives to discuss a possible run in the 2024 presidential elections.
UN fears 'crimes against humanity' in Myanmar
The United Nations on Wednesday condemned the junta's crackdown, which has seen more than 2,000 arrested.
National Guard soldiers at U.S. Capitol get sick after being fed raw meat
The undercooked meals were made more dangerous because there was a delay of up to four hours before they were given to the guards.
White House residence staff share insider details about Donald Trump's last hours as president
The Trump family and the Biden family were like "night and day" when it came to social distancing practices.
Zlatan vs LeBron: Feud heats up in political debate
James hit back after the Swedish star criticised him for being vocal about social and political issues.
US officials demand an end to COVID-19 anal swab testing of American personnel
Some Chinese doctors consider the tests more reliable compared to a nasal or throat swab test.
Police chief warns radicals might 'blow up' US Capitol during State of the Union Address
The police chief said that Capitol Police must maintain its enhanced and robust security posture until vulnerabilities are addressed.
Donald Trump 'much happier' after Twitter exit; Melania 'loves it'
Twitter had permanently suspended the account of the former US President after the deadly riots at the Capitol in Washington D.C.
SAG-AFTRA permanently bans Donald Trump from readmission after his exit
The board had first moved against Trump in a meeting held after the riots in January.
Sanitizer-in-chief: Mysterious alcohol wipes-wielding man at Biden inauguration captures Twitter
He never reneged on his duty to wipe the podium with alcohol wipes in between speakers to ensure that the area remained virus-free.
North Korea parades new submarine-launched missile
Pictures showed at least four of the missiles with black-and-white cones being driven past flag-waving crowds
Global equities falter amid rising infections, US turmoil
The bad news included data showing spiking Covid-19 cases led in December to the first job losses since April.
Did lawmakers get exposed to COVID-19 during Capitol siege?
Newly elected Representative Jake LaTurner recently announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19.
Twitter erupts over Vogue allegedly 'whitewashing' Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris
Harris' team has also said that this was not what was agreed upon by both sides prior to the photoshoot.
Conservative site Parler, banned by tech giants, is headed offline
If Parler is unable to find a new hosting partner by 08H00 GMT Monday, when Amazon cuts off its services, the site will be unable to function.
Twitter permanently suspends Trump as presidency crumbles
In a blog post Twitter explained that the suspension was based on numerous factors, such as evidence that plans for future armed protests were already proliferating on and off Twitter.
Karlie Kloss 'tried' to persuade in-laws Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner to accept defeat
Karlie Kloss is married to Joshua Kushner, younger brother of Ivanka's husband Jared Kushner.
Facebook bans Trump 'indefinitely' for inciting violence
Critics of the online platforms argued they moved too slowly as Wednesday's violence was organized on social media, directing their ire at Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
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