SOCIETY

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said personnel changes on the border and front line will bolster Ukraine's military efforts amid uncertainty over the future of his defence minister, just as Russia advances for the first time in six months in the east.

More than 2,300 people have been killed by the 7.8-magnitude quake near Turkey's Syrian border, with the toll expected to grow.

Ukraine has sent letters to companies that back the International Olympic Committee urging them to keep Russian athletes out of the Paris Olympic Games, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday.

Sixteen Hong Kong pro-democracy figures face trial on Monday, more than two years after their arrest, in what some observers say is a landmark case for the city's judicial independence under a national security law imposed by Beijing.

Proposals to reimburse hundreds of millions of pounds to scam victims in Britain are "fundamentally flawed" and are taking too long to come into force, lawmakers said in a report published on Monday.

The craft spent several days flying over North America, ratcheting up tensions between Washington and Beijing.

The Liga MX side terminated the player's contract as soon as he was arrested in Barcelona on January 20.

A man caught carrying a loaded crossbow at late Queen Elizabeth's Windsor Castle home pleaded guilty in a London court on Friday to an offence under the Treason Act and threatening to kill the monarch.

Italy's coastguard recovered the bodies of eight migrants in the Mediterranean, officials said Friday, as a debate rages over Rome's crackdown on rescue charities in the world's deadliest crossing.

A man in Singapore has filed a $3 million lawsuit against a woman for causing him "trauma" by friend-zoning him

Alves has admitted to cheating on his wife, but claims there was no sexual assault.

Earlier Thursday, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace cautioned that supplying Ukraine with fighter jets would not be a "magic wand" in the war.

A 23-year-old German woman has been accused of killing her doppelganger so she could fake her own death and start a new life somewhere else.

The move was hailed by the nation's republican movement, which noted that Indigenous people predated British settlement by 65,000 years.

Following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine last year, Britain trumpeted new legislation requiring property-ownership disclosure aimed at cracking down on Russian oligarchs and corrupt elites laundering illicit wealth.

Singer Marilyn Manson has been accused of grooming and sexually assaulting an underage girl "multiple times in the 1990s."

UFO expert Malcolm Robinson who has spent most of his life studying extra-terrestrial sightings believes that aliens do not come with a "peaceful agenda."

A 15-year-old boy from Bangladesh was playing hide and seek when he fell asleep in a shipping container and found himself in a new country six days later.

A 63-year-old woman has been awarded $1 million by a jury during the trial of a case.

The model is receiving insults after her husband was arrested over rape allegations in Barcelona.

While unions have welcomed the government's readiness for negotiation on parts of the plan, they say the proposed 64-year rule has to go.

Andrew Bagshaw, 47, and Chris Parry, 28, were reported missing in early January after having set out for the town of Soledar.

The apparent threat came in a phone call just ahead of the invasion on February 24, according to a new BBC documentary to be broadcast on Monday.

Right-wing interior minister Suella Braverman said Thursday that three of the changes previously promised were unnecessary.

The 23-year-old accuser is taking medication to prevent sexually transmitted diseases and to treat her trauma.

The footballer was forced to admit that he cheated on his wife.

A 21-year-old paedophile posed as a 14-year-old boy in an attempt to enrol as a pupil at a school in Ilkeston, England.

The latest wave of Russian attacks came as the Kremlin said it perceived the tanks "as direct involvement in the conflict".

The National Education Union declared seven days of walkouts in February and March after nine out of 10 union teacher members voted for strike action.