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Dior PR director and film producer partner killed in car crash in France
The couple died on Monday when their car collided head-on with a lorry in western France, according to the Niort prosecutor's office, cutting short two influential careers in cinema and luxury fashion
Trump strikes again: No talks with Iran, Strait of Hormuz open and operating normally
All mines have been removed or detonated, the US president wrote, referring to the strait – Earlier, Tehran had made clear that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until the US complies with the terms of the agreement
New tension between Russia and Japan over the Kuril Islands: Moscow summoned the Japanese Ambassador
Putin’s visit to the disputed islands sparked a reaction from Tokyo – Lavrov takes aim at Japanese authorities
How Kim Jong Un circumvented sanctions and funneled up to $22 billion into Pyongyang’s coffers
Trade data and satellite imagery analyzed by Bloomberg reveal how North Korea’s regime has found new sources of revenue and is expanding its nuclear arsenal — the windfall it struck with the war in Ukraine and the army of hackers
An Illegal immigrant attacked & raped for 20 minutes elderly man outside a church in London, claimed “I wanted to help him”
The 33-year-old Brooke Dsealiane was convicted of abducting and sexually assaulting an elderly man outside a place of worship - The perpetrator said he was drunk and that he wanted to help him
Meta faces trial that could reshape Facebook and Instagram as 30 US states seek over $1 trillion
Jury selection begins this week in a landmark case as 30 US states demand Meta overhaul Instagram and Facebook features including likes counts, Stories, autoplay video and infinite scroll to protect children from psychological harm and addictive design
Suspected gangster behind Kushner’s Albania land deal is facing drug charges
Albanian prosecutors have frozen the funds Artur Shehu received for disputed land near Zvërnec as cocaine trafficking charges emerge, while thousands of protesters call for Prime Minister Edi Rama to abandon the $5 billion venture
