UK police arrest King Charles' brother Andrew amid Jeffrey Epstein investigation, BBC reports
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the younger brother of King Charles, has denied any wrongdoing in relation to convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
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RSF's mass killings of non-Arabs in Sudan's al-Fashir points to genocide, UN probe says
Germany seeks more F-35 jets as European fighter program falters, sources say
Kosovo, Kazakhstan, to join Gaza International Stabilization Force
Gideon Sa'ar responds to Yvette Cooper’s criticism of Israel during UN Security Council meeting
Gideon Sa'ar sharply responded to Yvette Cooper's criticism of Israel's land policies at the UN, referencing the Balfour Declaration and historical British support for a Jewish homeland.
Top US commander for Latin America makes surprise visit to Venezuela
The trip, along with last week's visit by US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, is part of US President Donald Trump's efforts to push Venezuela to carry out sweeping reforms.
Ukraine dissatisfied with 'difficult' peace talks, US sees 'meaningful progress'
Two days of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia ended at a standstill. However, the delegations said they would meet again soon amidst mounting pressure from US President Donald Trump.
Iran expected to submit written proposal for resolving standoff with US, senior US official says
Top national security advisers met in the White House Situation Room to discuss Iran and were told all US forces deployed to the region should be in place by mid-March, the official said.
US babycare brand under fire for sexualising children in viral marketing campaign
Products marketed by Frida were advertised with lines such as “fancy a quickie?” and “I get turned on easily.”
Britain sees over 50,000 migrant crossings on small boats during Keir Starmer’s premiership
Over 19 months, 65,922 immigrants have successfully crossed the Channel, with Starmer’s average weekly immigrant arrivals at 790, almost double Johnson’s 404.
Eight backcountry skiers perish in California avalanche, ninth presumed dead
The initial number of 16 people affected by the avalanche was also updated, with Moon explaining that one person who was initially declared missing wasn't on the mountain.
US has 'many arguments' to strike Iran, White House announces ahead of Board of Peace meeting
White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt stated that Tehran would be wise to reach an agreement to avoid any conflict.
Wagner Group responsible for Kremlin-linked European sabotage attacks - Financial Times
Russia has expanded its campaign of sabotage across Europe since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, in an attempt to cause social unrest and weaken Western support for Kyiv.
Israeli man arrested in Miami on suspicion of child pornography possession
The man, identified as Basilios Grayeb, 29, from Haifa, was arrested at the exit of a Royal Caribbean Cruise.
