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Putin's order: expand the army to 1.5 million

President Putin is once again increasing the size of Russia's army. According to a new decree, the Russian armed forces will grow to nearly 2.

Putin's order: expand the army to 1.5 million

TV Star Bought Child Porn - Avoids Prison

Huw Edwards bought child pornography on the internet. Now the British TV star is sentenced to six months' conditional imprisonment.

TV Star Bought Child Porn - Avoids Prison

City faces punishment in "the trial of the century in sports"

It has been described in British media as "the trial of the century in sports". Now, the questioning of Manchester City begins – which, among other things, can lead to point deductions or relegation.

City faces punishment in "the trial of the century in sports"

This is what we know about the attempted murder of Trump

A 58-year-old construction worker registered in Hawaii who has been arrested several times for crimes and who has expressed himself critically about Donald Trump. This is what we know about the suspected shooter and what has happened.

This is what we know about the attempted murder of Trump

Worst Storm in Decades – Death Toll Rises

The number of dead is increasing in the storm Boris' ravages in central Europe. Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is staying home from important EU meetings, while Poland announces a billion-kronor package in support of the affected.

Worst Storm in Decades – Death Toll Rises

The Man Who Criticized Trump in Florida Arrested

A 58-year-old construction worker registered in Hawaii, who has been arrested several times for crimes – and expressed himself critically about Donald Trump. These are some of the details that have so far become known about the man who was arrested after a suspected attempted murder of the Republican Party's presidential candidate.

The Man Who Criticized Trump in Florida Arrested

New allegations against the clothing chain's former CEO

More people are now coming forward and accusing a former CEO of the American clothing chain Abercrombie & Fitch of assault and sexual exploitation, reports BBC. .

New allegations against the clothing chain's former CEO

League busted – sold fake Super Mario games

Italian police have cracked down on a league that sold counterfeit copies of old video games, reports [BBC](https://www. bbc.

League busted – sold fake Super Mario games

Protests in France – shaken by rape case

For several years, she was drugged and raped by a large number of men – on the orders of her husband. Gisèle Pélicot's story sends shockwaves across France and rekindles the debate about men's violence against women.

Protests in France – shaken by rape case

Hundreds of Russians die every day in Ukraine

More and more soldiers are dying in the war between Russia and Ukraine as the efforts have been stepped up and the battles are raging increasingly fiercely. Hundreds of Russians are falling every day and in total, the invading power is estimated to have lost hundreds of thousands of soldiers, counted in dead and wounded.

Hundreds of Russians die every day in Ukraine

Brigitte Macron Guest Stars in "Emily in Paris"

"Emily in Paris" gets a celebrity visit in the new season. France's First Lady Brigitte Macron makes a brief guest appearance as herself in the Netflix series, writes [BBC](https://www.

Brigitte Macron Guest Stars in "Emily in Paris"

Rahm wants to play in the Ryder Cup - but refuses to pay the fine

The Spanish golf star Jon Rahm wants to play in the Ryder Cup next year. But he refuses to pay the fines to the European Tour for it to be possible.

Rahm wants to play in the Ryder Cup - but refuses to pay the fine

Jon Bon Jovi praised - stopped suicide attempt

Rock legend Jon Bon Jovi is being hailed for stopping a suicide attempt in Nashville, USA on Tuesday evening, according to [BBC](https://www. bbc.

Jon Bon Jovi praised - stopped suicide attempt

Jakobsson leaves – may become teammates with Asllani

The Swedish national team player Sofia Jakobsson is leaving her American club San Diego Wave. Now she is rumored to be heading to ambitious London City Lionesses.

Jakobsson leaves – may become teammates with Asllani

Five things to keep an eye on in the Trump-Harris debate

Does any of the candidates start rambling or launch personal attacks? Which policy issues are highlighted? And who appears most statesmanlike? The stakes are enormous in the highly anticipated, only debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Here are the points to keep an eye on.

Five things to keep an eye on in the Trump-Harris debate

Overcrowded prisons – 1,700 inmates released

There is a severe shortage of space in prisons in the United Kingdom. Therefore, 1,700 prisoners in England and Wales will be released prematurely on Tuesday, which has sparked criticism.

Overcrowded prisons – 1,700 inmates released

The Country Music Awards Snub Beyoncé

There was no nomination for Beyoncé at this year's Country Music Awards in Nashville, despite her being behind one of the year's biggest country hits with the song "Texas Hold 'Em", writes [BBC](https://www. bbc.

The Country Music Awards Snub Beyoncé

Harvey Weinstein taken to hospital

Harvey Weinstein has been taken to hospital. His lawyer confirms to BBC that the former film mogul has left prison and is to undergo heart surgery.

Harvey Weinstein taken to hospital

British Alarm: Surgeon May Have Harmed 700 Children

A children's hospital in London has warned the parents of over 700 children that they may have suffered lifelong nerve and muscle damage after being operated on by a named surgeon. This is reported by [BBC](https://www.

British Alarm: Surgeon May Have Harmed 700 Children

"Decades of Failure" Behind London Fire Catastrophe

No one had to die. Yet, tenants were trapped in an inferno when the entire high-rise building was engulfed in flames in just a few minutes.

"Decades of Failure" Behind London Fire Catastrophe

The Creator of Thundermouse Has Died

The British presenter, scriptwriter, and voice actor Brian Trueman has died, reports [BBC](https://www. bbc.

The Creator of Thundermouse Has Died

The Autocrat's Visit to the Riksdag – Wants to Enter into Agreements

The Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, is visiting Sweden for the first time. The Sheikh owns a mega yacht worth three billion kronor, has an interest in falconry and now wants to conclude an agreement with the Swedish government.

The Autocrat's Visit to the Riksdag – Wants to Enter into Agreements

After the Accident: McKellen Wants to Play Gandalf Again

Despite the fall accident last summer, Ian McKellen has no plans to retire. Moreover, he gives fans reassuring news: He wants to play Gandalf again.

After the Accident: McKellen Wants to Play Gandalf Again

Largest protests since October 7 - 30 arrested

30 people have been arrested after hundreds of thousands gathered in protests in several Israeli cities on Sunday. The protests can be the largest since the war broke out on October 7, according to several media outlets.

Largest protests since October 7 - 30 arrested