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House of Representatives passes bill on strict tariffs on Russian oil
The bill stipulates penalties for countries purchasing Russian fossil fuels, including China and India, alongside the extension of sanctions on Iran until 2031.
Trial of Rachida Dati in Paris: Unraveling the corruption case
The former minister is on trial over allegations of corruption and lobbying in connection with the Renault-Nissan group, a case that also involves former chief Carlos Ghosn.
Albanese government under pressure over health cuts
Opposition criticises changes to health insurance, while the government reduces immigration quotas while retaining the humanitarian quota.
Metal particles from prosthetics reach the brain
Research at Rush University reveals that metal particles from artificial joints reach the brain, but no direct link to cognitive decline has been proven.
Train hits obstacle on track in the Netherlands
Suspected deliberate damage, no injuries in incident during Prinsjesdag
NATO fighter shoots down drone in Lithuania, near border with Belarus
A NATO fighter shot down a drone near the Lithuanian border, in an incident that occurred shortly after midnight on Tuesday.
Mitch McConnell returns to Senate after recovery
The 84-year-old former Republican Senate leader has returned to work following months of treatment, emphasising that his recovery requires patience while expressing gratitude for the support he has received.
Ukraine seizes initiative, Russia under pressure
Ukrainian forces seize strategic initiative, halting Russian advances as the Kremlin considers new mobilisations.
Swedish general election: Left-wing coalition in the lead, but result not yet final
Although exit polls and preliminary data point to a victory for the left, the official result is not expected until Thursday, and the current situation remains unclear.
Hume condemns Hanson, Hastie calls for AI alliance with US
Senator Jane Hume sharply criticises Pauline Hanson, while Andrew Hastie warns of the need for a strategic partnership in artificial intelligence.
Six dead on Indonesian vessel Virgo 8
107 people survived the incident, while 130 are still listed as missing following the impact of adverse weather conditions.
Swedish Democrats on the verge of power
Parliamentary elections marked by the rise of the right, with the Sweden Democrats potentially entering the government, as the Social Democrats proceed with caution.
Body found, man arrested in Mississippi
Police in Mississippi have arrested a man in connection with the death of a woman, with the medical examiner confirming it was a homicide.
AfD gains influence in Germany, pushes democrats
The radical party gains popularity, dividing society and putting pressure on democrats through aggressive campaigns.
Parliament rejects bill on assisted dying
The House of Commons has rejected the bill, with the government announcing a review of social care.
Russia threatens Lithuania with nuclear weapons over constitution change
Moscow warns that Lithuania would become a target of Russian nuclear arsenals if it amends its constitution to allow the deployment of nuclear weapons.
Honda first to achieve maximum five stars in FIA system
Honda has become the first organisation to achieve the maximum five stars in the new, extended road traffic safety rating system, confirming its leading position in the sector.
Australia: Draft bill on duty of care
The government has unveiled a bill, while data on high mortality among welfare recipients has been published, alongside changes in the aviation market.