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Kremlin rejects European assessment Navalny died of poisoning

Britain and four EU states say opposition leader was killed with frog toxin epibatidine.

Russian whistleblower’s 2012 sudden death in UK ‘needs reinvestigating’

Alexander Perepilichny collapsed and died while jogging near his home in Surrey.

Europe today looks different from the one Trump’s team describes

New York Times: Demographic trends have changed the modern transatlantic relationship.

In Pakistan, a kite festival returns to troubled skies

New York Times: The century-old Basant festival had been banned for nearly two decades.

Canada gives US arms makers cold shoulder on military spending

New York Times: Carney aims to shift reliance on US military suppliers to domestic ones.

'Please Jeffrey think about it': Ferguson begged Epstein for 'house assistant' role

Messages show the former duchess sought help as her debts reached into the millions.

Daughter of Top Gear host escapes serious injury after ‘monumental’ Formula E crash

Izzy shared video of the smash with her 288,000 Instagram followers.

Andrew’s name disappears from Epstein files days after release

King Charles says the royals 'stand ready' to aid police over Andrew's conduct.

Andrew is not above the law, says chief prosecutor

Police are probing claims former prince leaked trade secrets to Jeffrey Epstein.

China’s ski slopes pull big crowds as Japan tensions run high

Chinese opt to stay at home, hitting domestic slopes in the country's northeast.

It’s personal: How Trump sees the rest of the world

New York Times: What the US President has said about other countries and leaders.

Revealed: Andrew and Epstein planned secret business in China

Emails show Andrew planned a Beijing firm with Epstein after his 2008 conviction.

'Can be heaven and hell': Kiwi expat deported from Bali after months in detention

Andrew McLean's lawyers argue there was no proper basis for his detainment.

Japan snap election: Sanae Takaichi eyes big win despite heavy snow

Polls tip the Prime Minister's LDP to win a clear majority in the Lower House.

New York creatives squeezed out by high cost of living

Since 2019, the number of New Yorkers working in creative fields has fallen by 6.1%.

In fuel-starved Cuba, the e-tricycle is king of the road

Taxi drivers in Havana are ditching their cars as US cuts off oil from Venezuela.

Trump claims victory on affordability as US public anxieties persist

As some economic bright spots emerge, the US President's messaging has shifted.