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Russia's hidden network of oil tankers has grown, transporting up to 70% of its seaborne oil despite international efforts aimed at limiting Moscow’s energy earnings during this period. The volume of Russian crude moving by these outdated and underinsured vessels nearly doubled within a year, reaching approximately

The first people caught at sea, under an immigration agreement between Italy and Albania, are now heading towards Albania for their asylum requests to be examined. As part of the deal agreed upon by Italy’s leader Giorgia Meloni from the far-right party, a naval vessel embarked on Monday "

A far-right Danish political figure, who has been linked with Qur'an burning incidents in Sweden, faces trial on charges related to these acts. Rasmus Paludan of Stram Kurs (Hard Line) becomes the first individual tried under Swedish law for such allegations. He opted not to appear physically at

Three US-based professors, including two academics with UK origins, were recognized as Nobel Prize recipients in economics for their research on how colonization's institutional frameworks influenced current countries’ wealth status. The insight of Turkish-American Daron Acemoğlu and his colleagues – Simon Johnson from Sheffield and James A Robinson from

Black history must be made mandatory in England to counter hatred and help prevent racist riots, asserts a leading campaigner. Lavinya Stennett, founder of the Black Curriculum initiative, warns against confining black heritage education solely to one month or restricting it only for schools with diverse student bodies in urban

Verdict anticipated in trial against former officer from East Germany's secret police, accused over Polish firefiglover demise at Berlin juncture 50 years back Martin Naumann is under scrutiny after allegedly shooting Czesław Kukuczka on March 29, 1974. The now-80-year-old man from Leipzig faces murder charges for the incident