Crypto Fraudsters Tortured, Killed in UAE Over £380M
A Russian couple, convicted crypto fraudsters, were lured, tortured, and killed in the UAE after kidnappers failed to access £380 million in digital wallets. Three suspects arrested.
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Rare Fabergé Egg Fetches £22.9m, Smashes Record
A rare Fabergé Winter Egg, commissioned by Russia's last Tsar, has sold for a record £22.9 million at Christie's in London. Discover the history of this imperial masterpiece.
Pacific Island Office Aids Sanctions-Busting Oil Smuggling
A beachside office in the Cook Islands is being used by dozens of tankers to smuggle Russian and Iranian oil, undermining Western sanctions. New Zealand expresses alarm. Read the full investigation.
Niger Markets Nationalized Uranium Internationally
Niger's military regime announces international uranium sales from nationalized French mines. Junta asserts sovereignty over natural resources amid growing Russia ties.
Belgian PM opposes EU plan on Russian assets for Ukraine
Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever strongly opposes the EU proposal to use frozen Russian assets for Ukraine funding, citing legal and financial risks for his country.
Ukraine: Too Early for Russian Athletes at Olympics
Ukraine's Sports Minister says it's too early for Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete under their flags at the Winter Olympics. Read why justice must come first.
Former Spy Exposes Russian & Chinese Honeytrap Tactics
Former KGB-trained spy Aliia Roza reveals how female agents use psychological manipulation and seduction to extract Western secrets. Learn the warning signs of espionage.
Russian Forces Struggle Against Mali Jihadist Blockade
Russian Africa Corps forces in Mali fail to break jihadist fuel blockade as civilian casualties mount. Learn how Moscow's strategy impacts Sahel security.
US sanctions hit Lukoil's Bulgaria refinery operations
Bulgaria takes control of Lukoil's Neftochim refinery to avoid US sanctions. Learn how this affects fuel supply in Southeast Europe and the search for new buyers.
28 Palestinians Killed in Latest Gaza Strikes
Israeli strikes kill 28 Palestinians in Gaza, including 9 children. Hamas condemns 'dangerous escalation' as ceasefire violations continue. Read latest developments.
Teens Escape Russian Conscription in Mariupol
Two Nigerian teenagers share their harrowing escape from Russian military draft in occupied Mariupol. Read their incredible survival story and the risks facing young men in conflict zones.
Russian spy ship lasers RAF pilots near UK waters
UK Defence Secretary warns Moscow after Russian spy ship Yantar targets RAF pilots with lasers near Scotland. Royal Navy monitors vessel amid broader security threats.
Ukraine Pushes EU for $163B Russian Assets Loan
Ukraine urges EU to approve a $163-billion loan from frozen Russian assets at the December summit to avert a 2026 budget crisis. Russia threatens a 'painful response'.
Trump Plans Maduro Talks, OK with Mexico Strikes
US President Donald Trump reveals plans to speak with Venezuela's Maduro while endorsing potential anti-drug strikes in Mexico. Tensions rise as military buildup continues in Caribbean region.
Ukraine-Greece Energy Deal Boosts US LNG Imports
Ukraine secures vital US LNG imports through Greece's Trans-Balkan pipeline as EU plans Russian gas ban by 2027. Zelensky announces January deliveries amid ongoing energy security challenges.
Ukraine signs deal for 100 French Rafale fighter jets
Ukraine signs historic agreement with France for 100 Rafale warplanes to strengthen air defence against Russian attacks. Zelenskiy calls it 'greatest air defence in the world'.
Serbia's NIS oil firm faces shutdown amid US sanctions
Serbia confronts a winter energy crisis as US sanctions on Russian-owned NIS threaten oil supplies. President Vučić seeks to avoid confiscation of Russian shares. Read more.
Serbia's Winter Energy Crisis Deepens Amid Sanctions
Serbia faces severe winter energy crisis as US sanctions on Russian-owned NIS refinery threaten fuel supplies. With reserves depleting by November 25, Belgrade's diplomatic balancing act hits critical point. Read full analysis.
Venezuela Plans Guerrilla War Against US Military Threat
Leaked documents reveal Venezuela preparing guerrilla warfare and street chaos strategy against potential US military operation. Maduro government admits military weakness.
29 Dead as Russia Launches Massive Attack on Kyiv
At least 29 people confirmed dead after Russia's massive early morning attack on Ukraine capital Kyiv. Multiple explosions reported across city districts. Read latest updates.
Ukraine Ministers Quit Over $100M Corruption Scandal
Ukraine's energy and justice ministers resign amid major corruption scandal involving $100M kickback scheme. Read how this affects EU membership bid.
Mother's Heartbreak as Son Disappears in Russian Army
Jane Wangare's only son Reuben vanished after taking security job in Russia. Last contact was October 8. Emotional mother pleads for information about her missing child.
Trump's 2025 Airstrikes: Yemen, Iran, Somalia Targeted
Complete breakdown of US airstrikes under President Trump in 2025 targeting Yemen, Iran, and Somalia. Details on operations, dates, and global reactions revealed.
Crypto Millionaire Dismembered in UAE Kidnapping
Russian crypto millionaire Roman Novak and wife Anna were kidnapped and dismembered after being lured by fake investors in Dubai. Three suspects, including ex-detective and Ukraine war veterans, detained.
US Military Proposes Strikes Against Nigerian Terror Groups
In a groundbreaking development, the United States Africa Command has reportedly presented military options for direct strikes against terrorist groups operating in Nigeria, signaling a potential major shift in counter-terrorism strategy.
Tinubu Orders End to ASUU Strikes - Education Minister Directed
President Bola Tinubu issues strong directive to Education Minister Tahir Mamman to resolve university strikes and ensure uninterrupted academic calendar in Nigerian institutions.
NASU Explains Constant University Strikes in Nigeria
The Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities reveals the harsh realities forcing frequent industrial actions in Nigeria's tertiary education sector. Discover the underlying issues affecting university operations.
NZ Raids Insurer Over Alleged Russian Sanctions Violations
New Zealand police execute dramatic raids on maritime insurer linked to Russian vessels, uncovering alleged sanctions evasion scheme involving international shipping operations.
Israel Pounds Gaza After Ceasefire Collapse
Fresh violence erupts in Gaza as Israel launches retaliatory strikes, accusing Hamas of ceasefire violations and fabricating hostage proof-of-life videos. Tensions escalate dramatically.
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