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Desperate atmosphere at Muan airport

Only two people survived Sunday's plane crash in South Korea. At the airport in Muan, devastated relatives have gathered to identify dead bodies.

Desperate atmosphere at Muan airport

Italian Journalist Detained in Tehran

The Italian journalist Cecilia Sala has been detained in Iran for over a week, according to the Italian Foreign Ministry. Sala, who works for, among others, the daily newspaper Il Foglio, is believed to be held in the notorious Evin prison in Tehran, according to her other client Chora Media.

Italian Journalist Detained in Tehran

Nasa's Sun Probe Survived Record-Breaking Solar Passage

Parker Solar Probe has successfully completed its record passage past the sun. Never before has a spacecraft managed to get as close to the sun's surface.

Nasa's Sun Probe Survived Record-Breaking Solar Passage

After Airport Attack in Yemen: Drone Against Israel

The Iran-backed Houthi movement in Yemen claims to have fired a missile at Ben Gurion Airport in Israel – a day after Israel carried out raids against the airport in Sanaa in Yemen. The UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemns what he calls an "escalation" of the conflict.

After Airport Attack in Yemen: Drone Against Israel

WHO Chief at the Airport Israel Bombed

Israel has carried out attacks on targets belonging to the Islamist Huthi movement in Yemen, confirms Israel's military. The WHO's chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus was at the airport in Sanaa when it was attacked.

WHO Chief at the Airport Israel Bombed

Pep: City risks missing out on Champions League spot

Manchester City's pressured coach Pep Guardiola warns that the club risks missing a spot in the Champions League next season if the team doesn't shape up. .

Pep: City risks missing out on Champions League spot

"Dark Night Hunt for Syria's Missing"

In prisons and morgues, Syrians desperately search for husbands, brothers, and sons. Nameless bodies bear witness to the regime's brutality.

"Dark Night Hunt for Syria's Missing"

Back in "Ally Pally" - won directly

It's usually a great atmosphere in Alexandra Palace in London during the World Championship. But the question is whether the cheering didn't reach new heights when Luke "The Nuke" Littler made his entrance in this year's World Championship competition.

Back in "Ally Pally" - won directly

British tourists' dream of winter wonderland melted away

Rain and slush instead of snow, an angry reindeer and a fake Santa. British tourists who had set their sights on a sparkling winter landscape with sleigh rides in Santa's homeland, have left "stressed and disappointed", report British media.

British tourists' dream of winter wonderland melted away

New setback for City: "Must step up"

The free fall continues for Manchester City. The away match against Aston Villa in the Premier League ended 1–2 – the top team's ninth loss in their last twelve matches.

New setback for City: "Must step up"

Make Handball a Winter Olympic Sport

Move handball to the Winter Olympic Games. The radical proposal is now launched by the International Athletics Federation's chairman Sebastian Coe – who wants to become the top chief of the Olympic movement.

Make Handball a Winter Olympic Sport

Maximum sentence for "The Monster from Avignon" – 51 men convicted

Dominique Pelicot is sentenced to the maximum penalty of 20 years' imprisonment for, among other things, aggravated rape, announces the court in Avignon. All 51 defendants in the highly publicized French case are deemed guilty, most of them for aggravated rapes.

Maximum sentence for "The Monster from Avignon" – 51 men convicted

Now the "monster from Avignon" gets his sentence

20 years in prison has been described as too little. But it is the maximum sentence for rape in France, and therefore Dominique Pelicot is expected to get it when the judges now rule in one of the most talked-about sexual offense cases of all time.

Now the "monster from Avignon" gets his sentence

Armand Duplantis awarded: World Athlete of the Year

Armand Duplantis is praised again. The pole vaulter has been named the world's athlete of the year by the British BBC.

Armand Duplantis awarded: World Athlete of the Year

"Dark Night Hunt for Syria's Disappeared"

In prisons and morgues, Syrians desperately search for husbands, brothers, and sons. Nameless bodies bear witness to the regime's brutality.

"Dark Night Hunt for Syria's Disappeared"

National Mourning Declared in France after Cyclone Disaster

The death toll continues to rise since Cyclone Chido hit the French island group Mayotte, northwest of Madagascar. France is maximizing rescue efforts despite major logistical difficulties.

National Mourning Declared in France after Cyclone Disaster

Slovakia's President: Ukraine Must Give Up Territory

Slovakia's President Peter Pellegrini is calling for realism in the discussions about conditions for peace in Russia's war against Ukraine. Ukraine must count on losing areas, he believes.

Slovakia's President: Ukraine Must Give Up Territory

Czech Billionaire to Buy Royal Mail

The British postal service, Royal Mail, gets a Czech billionaire as a new owner. The government confirms that they have approved the deal, reports [BBC](https://www.

Czech Billionaire to Buy Royal Mail

Tourists hospitalized in Fiji after drinking cocktail

Seven foreign tourists are being treated in hospital with suspected alcohol poisoning in Fiji. Several are said to be in critical condition.

Tourists hospitalized in Fiji after drinking cocktail

United Kingdom: Diplomatic contacts with HTS

The United Kingdom and the Islamist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) have had diplomatic contacts, says the United Kingdom's Foreign Minister David Lammy to BBC. .

United Kingdom: Diplomatic contacts with HTS

Syrian rebels set fire to the ex-president's grave

Syrian rebels have set fire to the grave of former President Hafez al-Assad, father of the deposed President Bashar al-Assad, in the family's hometown, according to the UK-based conflict monitor Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR). .

Syrian rebels set fire to the ex-president's grave

Raygun Stops Satirical Musical about Her Olympic Dance

A satirical musical about the breakdancer Rachael "Raygun" Gunn that was to have premiered in Sydney this weekend has been stopped by Gunn's legal representatives, writes BBC. .

Raygun Stops Satirical Musical about Her Olympic Dance

Syrians: Didn't dare to talk for 55 years – not even at home

Syrians wake up from a nightmare that has lasted half a century. In many places, people are going out of their houses to celebrate that the al-Assad family's regime is over.

Syrians: Didn't dare to talk for 55 years – not even at home

Pays tribute to injured star after traffic accident

West Ham striker Michail Antonio remains in hospital after a serious car accident over the weekend. During Monday evening's Premier League match against Wolverhampton, his teammates will show their support for the 34-year-old.

Pays tribute to injured star after traffic accident