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Cyprus and the United States have signed a defense cooperation agreement, enhancing their response to regional crises. The pact marks a milestone in bilateral relations, following the 2022 lifting of a US arms embargo on Cyprus.
Kate, Princess of Wales, announces completion of chemotherapy and plans to resume public duties. The royal family faced health challenges, with both Kate and King Charles III undergoing cancer treatment in recent months.
Princess Kate announces end of chemotherapy, reflecting on family challenges. She expresses gratitude for support and plans limited public engagements, emphasizing the long recovery ahead.
Princess of Wales announces end of chemotherapy, reflecting on challenging journey. Kate expresses gratitude, plans gradual return to public duties while focusing on continued healing.
Britain's FCA grants firms until April 2025 to comply with new anti-greenwashing rules. The extension aims to give companies more time to meet high standards in ESG product marketing and disclosures.
Nigeria's top labour official arrested after opposing gasoline price increase. Detention follows threat of strike action, raising concerns about economic impact and potential unrest.
Afghanistan's London embassy will shut down on September 27, 2023, following staff dismissal by the Taliban. The closure highlights ongoing diplomatic challenges since the Taliban's return to power in August 2021.
UN human rights chief urges voter vigilance against deceptive politicians in upcoming elections. He highlights global human rights concerns and calls for protection of freedoms worldwide.
Kenya's finance ministry to consult public on new revenue laws after protests. Finance Minister rules out debt restructuring, considers future tax cuts amid economic challenges.
South Korea hosts international summit on responsible AI use in military, with over 90 countries participating. The event aims to establish non-binding guidelines for AI application in defense sectors.
Sudan's 17-month war has claimed over 20,000 lives, displacing millions. UN official calls for urgent ceasefire as the country faces multiple crises, including floods and a cholera outbreak.
King Charles III attended a church service near Balmoral to commemorate the second anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's passing. The monarch, recovering from health issues, continues royal traditions.
Australia will add questions on sexual orientation and gender to its 2026 census, overturning a previous decision. The optional queries for those over 16 aim to better represent the LGBTIQ+ community.
The 81st Venice Film Festival wrapped up, with Pedro Almodóvar's "The Room Next Door" securing the Golden Lion. Various international films and talents received recognition across multiple categories.
Five prisoners, including foreign nationals, escaped from Vale de Judeus prison near Lisbon using external assistance. The incident has sparked criticism over security measures and investment in the facility.
British PM Keir Starmer meets Irish counterpart Simon Harris in Dublin, marking the first UK leader visit in five years. The meeting aims to reset relations and discuss economic ties post-Brexit.
In a historic collaboration, the heads of CIA and MI6 penned an op-ed emphasizing continued support for Ukraine and addressing global challenges. They highlighted their agencies' cooperation in countering Russian activities and adapting to China's rise.
Intelligence leaders from the U. S. and UK jointly advocate for peace in Gaza, highlighting global threats and the need for de-escalation in a rare public statement.
Israeli forces conclude major operation in Jenin, causing significant casualties. UK announces new missile shipment to Ukraine. Fatal fire at Kenyan boarding school claims at least 17 lives. China ends most foreign adoptions.
U. S. President Biden will meet with British Prime Minister Starmer on September 13 to discuss Ukraine support, Gaza conflict, Red Sea security, and Indo-Pacific strategy, as announced by the White House.
A British couple faced imprisonment for violent behavior during anti-immigration riots in Stoke-on-Trent, contrary to social media claims. The unrest, sparked by online misinformation, led to their arrest and conviction.
A US mother facing extradition for alleged child murders encounters a setback as new evidence challenges her defense. The case, initially reported as a burglary, now focuses on the accused parent.
A 27-year-old British man received a 9-year sentence for arson at an asylum seekers' hotel, marking the longest punishment in recent anti-Muslim riots. The incident stemmed from online misinformation about a crime.
India's foreign exchange reserves reached a record $683. 99 billion, rising for the third consecutive week. The Reserve Bank of India's interventions aim to maintain rupee stability amid global economic fluctuations.
Britain names Jonathan Powell as special envoy to negotiate Chagos Islands ownership with Mauritius. The dispute involves a crucial U.S. military base and the rights of displaced islanders.
A UN mission reveals large-scale abuses by both sides in Sudan's civil war, potentially amounting to war crimes. The report calls for urgent action, including an arms embargo and peacekeeping force.
British luxury homebuilder Berkeley reports steady performance in the first third of its fiscal year, retaining its £525 million pre-tax profit forecast amid positive market outlook.
The UK government announces provision of 650 lightweight multi-role missiles to Ukraine, worth £162 million. This aid aims to enhance Ukraine's defense against Russian aerial attacks, with first deliveries expected by year-end.
Michel Barnier becomes France's oldest prime minister, facing challenges in forming a government. Meanwhile, the world's first AI treaty is signed, and China boosts funding for African projects.
A recent school shooting in Georgia prompts a look at how different countries address school violence. From gun control to security measures, nations employ varied strategies to protect students.