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US envoys Kushner and Witkoff land in Kyiv following Putin talks

US envoys Kushner and Witkoff land in Kyiv following Putin talks

US negotiators Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff arrived in Kyiv for a second day of discussions aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met the two men in Sophia Square, near the historic Saint Sophia Cathedral. He greeted Witkoff with a hug, saying: “It’s good to

Wim Wenders says film-makers should not avoid political involvement

Wim Wenders says film-makers should not avoid political involvement

Filmmaker Wim Wenders has clarified his earlier comments on the relationship between cinema and politics. Speaking at the Venice film festival, he stated that he does not believe filmmakers should completely avoid political engagement. Earlier in the year, while serving as jury president at the Berlin film festival, Wenders told

AI Expert Father of Three Shares Essential Insights for Parents on Artificial Intelligence

AI Expert Father of Three Shares Essential Insights for Parents on Artificial Intelligence

A father once promised his child they would write a story together called "The Day Nobody Went to Disneyland." The plot imagined a perfect day when the entire world avoided the park, expecting crowds, leaving it completely empty for a father and child to enjoy alone. Three decades

Ollie Millroy credits saving his life to heroic rival who rescued him from burning car at China GT

Ollie Millroy credits saving his life to heroic rival who rescued him from burning car at China GT

British racing driver Ollie Millroy told Loek Hartog he owes him his life after his quick-thinking rival pulled him from a burning car following a huge crash in the first race of the China GT on Saturday. The incident occurred 20 minutes into the Shanghai race when his Ferrari

Farage acknowledges overseas donation scandal appears concerning, insists Reform UK did not break any laws

Farage acknowledges overseas donation scandal appears concerning, insists Reform UK did not break any laws

Nigel Farage has acknowledged that the overseas donation controversy surrounding Reform UK “looks bad” for his party, but he denied that the party had ever accepted foreign money in breach of electoral law. When asked by BBC presenter Laura Kuenssberg to categorically deny that foreign funds had been channelled to

Canadian skyrunner disappears while training for Matterhorn record bid

Canadian skyrunner disappears while training for Matterhorn record bid

Canadian athlete Kalie McCrystal disappeared during preparations for a record attempt in the Alps. McCrystal, from Squamish in British Columbia, was on a reconnaissance and training session ahead of her attempt to ascend and descend the 14,692 ft (4,478m) Matterhorn on the Swiss-Italian border. According to the

Iran conflict expected to persist for another six months, former US defense secretary cautions

Iran conflict expected to persist for another six months, former US defense secretary cautions

Leon Panetta, the former US defense secretary, has cautioned that Donald Trump's war with Iran is likely to persist for another six months, as the US president struggles to find an exit from the controversial conflict. Panetta stated in an interview that the war with Iran – launched by