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Ukrainian unmanned aerial and maritime systems targeted Russian military installations on the Crimean Peninsula yesterday, as reported by an official in Kyiv. The operation conducted by Ukraine's naval forces and the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) inflicted damage to a command center and ammunition depot located at Lake

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is scheduled to participate in an extraordinary meeting with British cabinet members on Friday, aimed at bolstering efforts against Russia's evasion of sanctions concerning oil exports. As a first for foreign leaders since Keir Starmer assumed the role of prime minister two weeks ago,

French lawmakers have chosen a member of President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party as the leader of the lower house of Parliament, signaling potential progress towards forming a governing majority amid ongoing political stalemate. French politics are currently at a standstill following a recent snap election that left no

Israel's national security minister visited the holiest Muslim site in Jerusalem for prayer, amidst ongoing efforts by some factions within his government to prevent any potential ceasefire agreement between conflicting parties. Isamar Ben-Gvir, a prominent figure associated with hardline views and advocacy for settlers' interests, recorded footage

An Italian court has mandated a journalist to compensate Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni with €5,000 for mockery directed toward her stature via social media platforms, deemed an act of "body shaming". Journalist Giulia Cortese from Milan was also subjected to a suspended fine worth €1,200 due