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Lavrov's Soviet Jersey Sparks Controversy at Alaska Meeting

Sergej Lavrov has arrived in Alaska ahead of tonight's highly publicized top meeting. The Russian Foreign Minister's choice of clothing is causing a stir.

Lavrov's Soviet Jersey Sparks Controversy at Alaska Meeting

Unemployed Chinese Youth Pay for Fake Offices Amid High Joblessness

Would you like to pay to work? Or rather, pay to make it look like you are working? That's exactly what young, unemployed Chinese people are doing, which has led to fake offices becoming a thriving industry in a country with high unemployment among young people. .

Unemployed Chinese Youth Pay for Fake Offices Amid High Joblessness

Man Who Faked Death to Avoid Charges Sentenced for Sexual Abuse

A man who faked his own death and fled from the USA to avoid rape charges has been sentenced for sexual abuse against his former girlfriend. .

Man Who Faked Death to Avoid Charges Sentenced for Sexual Abuse

Zelenskyj Meets Starmer at Downing Street Ahead of Alaska Summit

Keir Starmer has welcomed Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyj to the British prime minister's residence on Downing Street in London. The talks were held ahead of the summit between Putin and Trump in Alaska.

Zelenskyj Meets Starmer at Downing Street Ahead of Alaska Summit

Premier League 2023: Key Updates and Swedish Players to Watch

When the world's most popular football league starts again, Swedish eyes are on several blue and yellow stars and a number of changes in the Premier League. .

Premier League 2023: Key Updates and Swedish Players to Watch

Israel's Explanation for Killing Journalists in Gaza

Six journalists were killed by Israel in Gaza on Sunday. Israel claims that one of them was fighting for Hamas, but the evidence is scarce and difficult to verify.

Israel's Explanation for Killing Journalists in Gaza

Luciana Pérez Chooses to Stay on Panama's Evacuated Gardí Sugdub Island

For a year ago, almost all the inhabitants left the island Gardí Sugdub in Panama, after warnings that their homes will be swallowed by the sea. Remaining is silence, and one or two people.

Luciana Pérez Chooses to Stay on Panama's Evacuated Gardí Sugdub Island

UN Security Council Meets in New York to Discuss Israel's Gaza Plan

The UN Security Council gathered on Sunday to discuss Israel's plan to take over Gaza city, which was presented earlier in the week. .

UN Security Council Meets in New York to Discuss Israel's Gaza Plan

Outrage as Mars Meteorite from Niger Sold at US Auction

Shameful! It's shameful! says paleontologist Paul Serano, about the auction at Sotheby's in New York that sold a stone from Mars found in West African Niger two years ago. .

Outrage as Mars Meteorite from Niger Sold at US Auction

New Book Reveals Fresh Details on Prince Andrew and Epstein Scandal

A "ruthless" biography reveals fresh information about Prince Andrew and his relationship to the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, according to BBC. .

New Book Reveals Fresh Details on Prince Andrew and Epstein Scandal

Eddie Howe on Alexander Isak's Uncertain Future at Newcastle

Alexander Isak's future remains uncertain. Newcastle's coach Eddie Howe says it is "clear" that it is not possible to involve the star in the team as things stand now.

Eddie Howe on Alexander Isak's Uncertain Future at Newcastle

Elina Svitolina Faces Online Harassment from Betting Players

Tennis star Elina Svitolina has been subjected to harassment – from online players who have bet money on her loss match. At the same time, WTA warns of a growing problem.

Elina Svitolina Faces Online Harassment from Betting Players

Hamas Continues Paying Salaries Amid Ongoing Conflict

Despite nearly two years of war, the terror-stamped Hamas still manages to pay salaries to its employees in Gaza. Before the October 7 attack, the Islamist movement had stored hundreds of millions of dollars in underground tunnels, a Hamas source tells BBC.

Hamas Continues Paying Salaries Amid Ongoing Conflict

South African Farm Worker Claims Boss Forced Him to Feed Pigs Murder Victims

A white South African farm worker, who is accused of murdering two black women, tells that his employer forced him to feed the pigs with the murder victims. .

South African Farm Worker Claims Boss Forced Him to Feed Pigs Murder Victims

Midge Ure Cancels Tour Due to Health Issues

Midge Ure, best known as the singer in the band Ultravox, is cancelling a forthcoming tour due to health problems, [according to BBC](https://www. bbc.

Midge Ure Cancels Tour Due to Health Issues

Trump Reports "Great Progress" in Moscow Talks with Putin

Both the USA and Russia were satisfied with the meeting in Moscow between Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff and President Vladimir Putin. According to information to The New York Times, Trump and Putin will meet in person next week.

Trump Reports "Great Progress" in Moscow Talks with Putin

UK-France Agreement to Return Channel Migrants Takes Effect

Migrants who reach the United Kingdom via the English Channel are to be sent back to France, according to a new agreement that comes into force today. Now the British government hopes that the record migration across the channel will decrease.

UK-France Agreement to Return Channel Migrants Takes Effect

Eurostar Trains from London to Paris Cancelled Due to Power Failure

Several Eurostar trains have been cancelled on Monday due to a power failure in France, writes [BBC](https://www. bbc.

Eurostar Trains from London to Paris Cancelled Due to Power Failure

Teenager Sentenced to Prison for Torturing Kittens to Death

A British teenage boy is sentenced to prison for one year for having tortured two kittens to death. .

Teenager Sentenced to Prison for Torturing Kittens to Death

Kneecap Sparks Controversy Ahead of Way Out West Festival

This year's edition of Way Out West is attracting with main acts such as Charli XCX, Iggy Pop and Pet Shop Boys. But much of the pre-talk has been about the Irish rappers Kneecap.

Kneecap Sparks Controversy Ahead of Way Out West Festival

Leopard Escapes Enclosure, Kills Employee at Jerusalem Zoo

A man employed at a zoo in Jerusalem has been killed by a leopard that had escaped from its enclosure. The tragedy occurred when the 36-year-old was conducting a tour with visitors on Friday at the Biblioteca zoo in southwestern Jerusalem – where, among other things, lions, tigers and cheetahs are also found, reports [BBC](https://www.

Leopard Escapes Enclosure, Kills Employee at Jerusalem Zoo

Investigation Reveals Many Gaza Children Shot in Head or Chest

Many killed children in the Gaza war have been shot in the head or chest. This is reported by BBC, which in an investigation has mapped over 160 cases where children have been hit by shots in the conflict.

Investigation Reveals Many Gaza Children Shot in Head or Chest

US Envoy Steve Witkoff to Visit Gaza Amid Rising Death Toll

At least 111 people have been killed in the last 24 hours in Gaza, according to the Hamas-controlled health department, as reported by BBC. At least 91 of them are said to have been killed while waiting for humanitarian aid.

US Envoy Steve Witkoff to Visit Gaza Amid Rising Death Toll

Finland's President Stubb Ready to Support Palestine Recognition

Finland's President Alexander Stubb is ready to approve a proposal from the government to recognize the state of Palestine. .

Finland's President Stubb Ready to Support Palestine Recognition