Three Albanian men admitted to using false documents for the EU settlement scheme, facing sentencing at Sheffield Crown Court in September.
Three Albanian men admitted to using false documents for the EU settlement scheme, facing sentencing at Sheffield Crown Court in September.
Wisconsin officials launch an investigation into the fatal shooting of Corey Ruiz by police during an altercation. Protests demand transparency.
Nigeria’s president approves a significant military expansion to combat escalating violence from armed groups, including kidnappers and militants.
Ireland pledges €125m to Ukraine, including military aid and energy infrastructure support, as Taoiseach Micheál Martin visits Kyiv.
The DOJ has retracted subpoenas directed at NY Times reporters involved in reporting on President Trump’s new Air Force One jet.
EU ambassadors discuss new sanctions against Russia amid growing discontent, aiming to finalize the 21st package following previous attempts.
Airports are shifting to TSA Gold+, using private contractors for security while retaining government oversight, starting in 2027.
A new bus fare cap in England aims to save commuters up to £500 annually, but opinions on its impact vary among residents in different regions.
Ukraine’s army chief Oleksandr Syrskyi is expected to lose his position as protests demand a reshuffle following his conflict with former defense minister.
Recent Russian missile strikes on Ukrainian ships have resulted in ten deaths, raising concerns about maritime safety in the Black Sea.