UK lawmakers to make fresh attempt to legalize assisted dying as public support for move rises
The government is neutral on the legislation, meaning politicians can vote according to their conscience rather than along party lines.
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Trump administration to sanction unnamed 'large' bank on Monday, Bessent says
Several people killed in bus crash near Alpine village in Switzerland, medical teams responding
Bronze Age hoard, Egyptian diamonds: String of museum heists throughout August shake Europe
WHO's Southeast Asia regional chief Saima Wazed resigns amid fraud allegations
The resignation marks another fallout from the ouster of Sheikh Hasina, as allegations against her family continue to reverberate beyond Bangladesh.
Deadly school fire in Congo's Bukavu kills at least 17, including children
A witness said they helped load 17 bodies of men and children into an ambulance after a deadly school fire in rebel-controlled Bukavu.
Two arrested in London over suspected Iran-linked national security offenses
London's Metropolitan Police said the investigation into two suspects is linked to Iran but not to attacks targeting Jewish and Iranian communities earlier this year.
UK man charged with aiding Russian intelligence, planning drone factory sabotage
A UK man is accused of providing Russian intelligence with details of four drone factories and volunteering to sabotage them, as Britain warns of growing Russian-linked threats.
Pakistan orders Afghan medical students home, bars new Afghan admissions
In a statement released Tuesday night, the Afghan Embassy said the decision would have a significant impact on the academic progress and future of Afghan students.
US calls for NATO allies to withdraw from Rome Statute, 'systematically dismantle' ICC - report
According to three NATO diplomats, the US administration called on member states of the alliance to withdraw from the Rome Statute, the court’s founding treaty, and end their support for it.
IAEA exposes North Korea's secret nuclear enrichment facility, expansion of weapon infrastructure
The report relied on satellite imagery and open-source material, including photographs published by North Korean state media, to track Pyongyang's nuclear activities.
Algeria cuts diplomatic ties with the UAE, Algerian state TV says
While the reason for the move was not immediately clear, Algerian media outlets have strongly criticized the UAE in the past, accusing it of attempting to sow regional discord.
Fire on cargo vessel at China shipyard causes major casualties, state media reports
The fire broke out at about 11:15 a.m. at the Qingdao Beihai shipyard, Xinhua said, without giving a death toll or specifying how many people were missing.
Reform UK would 'undo' Labour’s damage to Israel ties, Nigel Farage tells 'Post' - exclusive
Farage spoke to the Post following a phone call with Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar on Wednesday - a conversation Farage described as "very productive."
