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Russia arrests Japanese journalist on espionage allegations

Published 5 days ago

Russia has detained Hokkaido Shimbun journalist Yuki Imai, accusing him of gathering defence information for Japanese intelligence. He was transferred from Sakhalin to Moscow and placed in pre-trial detention. Japan has requested information and fair treatment.

Fulham manager Alvaro Arbeloa fined £25,000 over Manchester United referee remarks

Michael Olise to miss Arsenal match after red card in Bayern’s draw at Viking

Russian missiles hit Kyiv power plant and apartment building, killing one

Man struck by ICE vehicle in Houston remains in custody with serious injuries

Published 6 days ago

Miguel Parra-Hernandez, 48, suffered serious hip and leg injuries after an ICE vehicle struck him in Houston on Saturday. His representatives dispute the agency’s account of the pursuit and say he remains in custody awaiting further surgery. The Harris County district attorney’s office is investigating.

Zelensky says Russia hit six Ukrainian energy sites after Trump announced ceasefire

Delhi police block opposition march demanding election chief’s resignation

Pakistan detains PTI leaders after imposing emergency rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

UK challenges Argentina’s legal moves over Falklands oil project

Published 6 days ago

Argentina has filed a maritime tribunal claim seeking to halt new permits for oil exploration off the Falkland Islands. Britain is resisting the claim and has separately asked Interpol to reject Argentine arrest requests targeting people involved in the Sea Lion project.

Pope Leo XIV undergoes surgery to remove lung nodule

Trump announces energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia

MI5 chief warns of growing threats from Iran, far-right terrorism and AI

Bipartisan group of senators urges Trump to cancel Russian diesel deal

Published 7 days ago

Six Republican and six Democratic senators urged President Donald Trump to rescind an arrangement allowing Russia to export diesel temporarily. They argued it would offer Americans little price relief while providing revenue for Moscow.

Duane ‘Keffe D’ Davis sentenced to 40 years to life for Tupac Shakur’s murder

Cornell bans fraternity parties for academic year after sexual assault allegations

Spain’s king calls for cooperation with Morocco during Ceuta visit

Judge halts tree-cutting at Washington’s East Potomac golf course until October 26

Published 7 days ago

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to stop cutting trees at East Potomac golf course until October 26. The order follows a contentious hearing over holiday-weekend work and requires advance notice before irreversible changes to the course.