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The UK Defence Secretary has suggested deploying a high-power laser weapon to Ukraine to combat Russian drones, citing its potential significant impact on the conflict in Europe.

 

The UK and the Republic of Korea are gearing up for the AI Seoul Summit scheduled for May 21st and 22nd, marking the next phase in global discussions on the safe advancement

 

In a bold move against the impacts of mass tourism on Tenerife's way of life, activists initiated an indefinite hunger strike yesterday in the historic city of La Laguna.

 

David Rutley, Minister for the Americas, Caribbean, Overseas Territories, and Polar Regions, underscores the UK's unwavering dedication to Arctic security and prosperity during his inaugural


"Russia completely destroyed the Trypilska Thermal Power Plant in the Kyiv region," said the chairman of the supervisory board of "Centrenergo" Katerina Zhirii.

 

Truong My Lan faced the most remarkable trial in Vietnam's history, commensurate with one of the world's most significant bank frauds. Within the imposing yellow facade of the colonial-era

 

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has expressed her disappointment over the sale of properties originally designated for migrants deported from the UK to local buyers in Rwanda.

 

Amidst growing tensions between traditional and activist investors, oil and gas behemoth Shell is contemplating a significant shift from London to New York. The move stems from a perceived

 

The Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, a pivotal aviation nexus for Spain, currently hosts approximately 50 million passengers and 352,000 flights annually. Yet, with ambitious plans on the

 

Over 100 doctors and environmentalists in Brussels are urging policymakers to emulate London and Paris by implementing measures to combat the severe air pollution plaguing