The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) has allowed the head of the Batkivshchyna faction, Yulia Tymoshenko, who is suspected of offering an improper benefit to people’s deputies of Ukraine, to travel abroad on a business trip to participate in an international event in Croatia.

Protests have swept the globe since the start of the war, with hundreds of protests both in favor of and against the conflict.

British Columbia’s anti-gang police unit says it has found and dismantled a clandestine laboratory that was used to manufacture untraceable 3D-printed ghost guns in the province’s Lower Mainland.

The German Left Party (Die Linke) is facing a severe internal crisis after a regional faction passed a resolution titled "Against Zionism."

Jordanian customs authorities have thwarted multiple drug smuggling attempts and seized large quantities of narcotics over the past two days, officials said Saturday.

Fraudsters running cyberscam operations in Cambodia could face life in prison after the senate approved a new law on friday targeting criminals involved in the multibillion-dollar illicit industry.

On Saturday, Ukraine accused Iran of lying about attacking a depot containing Ukrainian anti-drone systems in the UAE, after Tehran claimed it had destroyed a facility used to support US forces.

The Israeli military announced that a senior Hezbollah commander from the group's anti-tank missile unit was killed in an Israeli Air Force strike in Lebanon last night.

Four ambulances belonging to a Jewish community organisation in north London were set on fire overnight in what British Prime Minister Keir Starmer described as “a deeply shocking antisemitic arson attack”.

Much has already been said about how much Russia has earned from selling oil and gas to Europe during the years of the war in Ukraine. Yet the issue remains highly topical: today, amid a sharp rise in fossil fuel prices, Russia continues to sell these resources to the West and generate substantial income.