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Caught in a price squeeze for both oil and fish, thousands of "chippy" shops could go out of business this year in Britain.

The houseboats have been scenes of history, hosting diplomats, German spies, belly dancers and generations of residents trying to escape Cairo's noise and heat.

Sky watchers in Oregon, Washington, England and Canada have spotted "noctilucent clouds," the rarest on Earth

The attack on a resort town near the port of Odessa hit a high-rise apartment building and a recreation center, Ukraine’s Ministry of Internal Affairs said, and at least one child was among the dead.

American WNBA star Brittney Griner is standing trial in Moscow, but experts on Russia’s legal system expect the proceedings will be a show trial.

Soldiers love system's superior range and accuracy but say that they arrived too slowly and that many more are needed.

A judge said Roberto Cabrera helped a firm that “merchandized the suffering of families” searching for loved ones. He was sentenced to three years in prison.

The aid lifeline for millions of people in northern Syria is up for debate in the Security Council, during worsening tensions over war in Ukraine.

Viktor Bout, whose wild exploits once inspired a Hollywood film starring Nicolas Cage, is serving a 25-year sentence in a U.S. prison.

A separate tropical rainstorm is drenching parts of the upper Texas coast and southwest Louisiana.

Viktor Orban’s foreign minister says he is ‘constantly’ consulting Republican lawmakers on opposition to plan to tax multinational firms

Griner could face 10 years in jail if convicted for possessing a “significant amount” of hashish.

A simmering spat with Russia over the placement predates this year’s conflict.

In the year since the president made a power grab, he has implemented a slow-burn rollback of Tunisia’s democratic gains and opposition is growing.

Thousands lined the streets of Kinshasa as a relic of assassinated former prime minister Patrice Lumumba was brought to a mausoleum.

India is the world’s third largest producer of plastic waste, trailing only the United States and China.

The display of national pride comes as the city is struggling to maintain its position as a cultural and financial powerhouse.

Russia says its forces have withdrawn from Snake Island, a highly contested island in the Black Sea that Russia occupied soon after its February invasion.