US lawmakers have struck a deal on gun reform after one of the worst mass shootings in history left the country heartbroken.

Andriy Pokrasa, 15, and his dad, Stanislav, are being hailed in Ukraine for their volunteer aerial reconnaissance work in the early days of the invasion, helping to thwart Russia’s advance on Kyiv.

An official information request has revealed police dealt with dozens of threats targeting the New Zealand PM last year.

Japan’s parliament approved tougher penalties for criminal defamation in a move prompted by a bullied wrestler’s suicide that is raising free speech concerns.

After failing in his a presidential bid, his main rival, Jean-Luc Melenchon, now wants to be prime minister in Macron’s government.

Zoom diplomacy is no replacement for the real thing.

The Indian government has sought to shut down weeks of angry protests by Muslims against the anti-Islamic comments by two members of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist party.

Forty years ago, after almost ten weeks of conflict and hundreds of deaths, the Falklands conflict came to an end when Argentine forces surrendered unconditionally to British forces in Port Stanley.

First agreement of its kind in 30 years for US gun control issue.

In his dystopian inaugural speech, President Donald Trump promised to end ‘American carnage’. Instead, he delivered it. Now he needs to be held accountable.

Sri Lanka's prime minister says he may be compelled to buy more oil from Russia as he hunts desperately for fuel to keep the country running.

Andrew inherited the colonelcy of the Grenadier Guards from his father, Prince Philip, in 2017, and it was returned to the Queen in January. 

Nearly four months into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, critical shortages of medical supplies and weapons accessories persist. But help has come from an unlikely source: Those with 3D printers.

While Washington and its allies are trying to cut financial flows supporting Moscow’s war effort, Russia is offering its crude at a steep discount, making it extremely enticing to a number of countries.

The announcement marks the furthest that talks on a gun measure have advanced in Congress since 2013, following the Sandy Hook school massacre.

An estimated half a million American guns are trafficked into Mexico each year, causing untold violence and death.

Students have led protests against gun violence in the US, urging lawmakers to do something in the wake of recent mass shootings in Texas and New York state.

Former McDonald’s restaurants will reopen in Moscow under new ownership and a new name, “Vkusno & tochka”, which means “Tasty & that’s it”.

Moscow has run out of rockets so is firing Cold War-era weapons, causing massive collateral damage, Britain says.

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