The UK’s Ministry of Defence is embracing innovation with a new strategy for its naval fleet, focusing on drone-equipped hybrid vessels. This shift aims to enhance capabilities and address modern threats.
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The new mouth-covering rule in football has sparked debate, but context is key. We explore why England’s Jude Bellingham wasn’t sent off and how the rule aims to promote respect while navigating potential pitfalls.
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A litter of police puppies has been named after England’s Three Lions stars, with a unique twist honouring Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers.
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BBC pundits Wayne Rooney and Darren Cann disagree on whether Bosnia’s goalkeeper deserved a red card for a collision with Canada’s Tani Oluwaseyi.
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A migrant boat capsizes off Malta, leading to a swift rescue operation. Italian authorities recover 10 bodies and save 48 lives, highlighting the ongoing challenges of the central Mediterranean route.
Read MoreArmenia’s parliamentary elections are a pivotal moment, as the country navigates its relationship with Russia and pursues a westward shift. With the Kremlin’s influence waning, the polls may cement Armenia’s European aspirations.
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Western Australia is experiencing an extreme weather event with intense storms, high winds, and heavy rain. Residents are urged to take precautions as the system moves across the state, causing widespread damage and power outages.
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The far-right Elam party, inspired by Greece’s Golden Dawn, doubled its seats in Cyprus’ parliamentary election. This shift reshapes the political landscape, with implications for the presidency.
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A new analysis reveals a disturbing trend in modern warfare, with over 20,000 incidents of food-related violence since 2018. Markets, farms, and food distribution systems are under attack, exacerbating global hunger.
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Activists detained by Israel report sexual assault, injuries, and denial of legal rights. European nations demand answers and consider sanctions.
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