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Ex-politician filmed killing wife, angering Kazakhstan
The trial has incited extensive discourse regarding domestic abuse in a nation where the annual fatal toll from this type of violence is estimated to be at least 400 women. The murder prosecution of a former senior politician in Kazakhstan, who is charged with fatally assaulting his wife, has garnered widespread national interest and prompted demands for the enactment of fresh legislation to address the issue of domestic violence.
Former US security adviser: Iran threatens Arab lives for Israel’s destruction
Additionally, HR McMaster stated that the reduction in the capability of the United Kingdom's armed forces "broke my heart" because nations must "demonstrate strength" to avert further conflict. Former US national security adviser: Iran is prepared to "expend every Arab life" in its quest to eliminate Western influence in the Middle East and annihilate Israel.
US claims Russia suffocating Ukraine with chemicals
The United States has accused Russia of violating international laws prohibiting the use of chemical weapons by employing them as a "method of warfare" in Ukraine. According to State Department officials, Russia achieved "battlefield gains" over Ukraine by employing the choking agent chloropicrin. According to US officials, the allegations were not an "isolated" incident and would violate Russia's signature on the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC).
Kate released smiling photo of Princess Charlotte’s ninth birthday
Kensington Palace has published an additional photograph of Princess Charlotte on her ninth birthday. The palace captioned the social media post with the following: "Happy Ninth Birthday, Princess Charlotte! I would like to extend my sincere appreciation for all the kind messages received today. The Princess of Wales was the photographer of the image.
Russian military accused of ‘executing’ Ukrainian surrenderers
According to a new report by an international rights organization, it appears that Ukrainian soldiers who attempted to surrender or had already surrendered since December 2023 were executed by Russian forces. According to a report released on Thursday by Human Rights Watch (HRW), an investigation into the actions should be conducted as war crimes.
Israel suspected of war crime in West Bank boy’s death
On November 29th, in the occupied West Bank, in the early afternoon, a group of Palestinian youths descended upon their street, where they frequently engaged in recreational activities. Moments later, two of them—Adam, eight, and Basil, fifteen—were found deceased at the hands of Israeli soldiers who had discharged gunfire.
Met Office warns of new storm in England, Wales
A lightning strike struck a care facility in West Sussex during the night, and a university structure in Chichester sustained roof and power system damage. Following a night of intense lighting and precipitation that impacted other regions of England and Wales, the Met Office has issued a fresh weather advisory regarding thunderstorms that are expected to affect significant areas of the country.
London’s black cab drivers sue Uber for millions
Approximately 10,500 drivers may be entitled to £25,000 in compensation each under the most recent lawsuit, which alleges Uber obtained a license unlawfully from Transport for London in 2012. London's black taxi drivers have filed a multimillion-pound lawsuit against Uber, reigniting a long-standing dispute regarding the operation of the ride-hailing application in the capital of the United Kingdom.
Over 700 people arrive daily by tiny boat
On Wednesday, 711 individuals were observed traversing the English Channel in small vessels, the most for a single day this year. Home Office estimates place the total number of migrants arriving by small vessels for the year at 8,278 as of this moment. This figure represents a 34% increase compared to the corresponding period in the previous year (6,192 individuals), and a 19% increase over the same period in 2022 (6,945 migrants).
UK’s missile, drone threat grows due to budget cuts
It is believed that British defence officials are examining alternatives to bolster the country's capacity to defend vital national infrastructure—including government structures, power plants, and military installations—against the type of cruise and ballistic missile assaults by Russia that are wreaking havoc in Ukraine.
Manufacturing firms ordered to ‘raise red flag’ in Russia sanctions probe
It is stated at a parliamentary hearing that British businesses that are jubilant over a surge in sales to Eurasia countries down the pub ought to be investigating the cause of that increase. A sanctions expert advised members of parliament that British manufacturers exporting goods to nations amicable to Russia ought to "raise a red flag" if their sales increase dramatically.
A ‘horrific’ sword assault in north-east London kills a 14-year boy
A fourteen-year-old boy was fatally wounded and four others were injured in east London due to an assault by a man brandishing a sword; two police officers received severe injuries. Tuesday shortly before 7 a.m., the Metropolitan police were dispatched to Thurlow Gardens, near the Hainault underground station, "on reports of a vehicle being driven into a house." At that time, the man, 36, was reportedly apprehended.