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The talks in Geneva are concluded: Zelensky accuses Russia of delaying the peace process
The Ukrainian president described yesterday's meetings as "difficult" in a post on X
Three dead, including the trans gunman, in shooting at a hockey arena in Rhode Island
Three wounded in critical condition - Authorities are considering the possibility of a targeted attack against the background of a family dispute
Jesse Jackson: Civil rights activist and reverend dies at 84
He fought for civil rights in the U.S. since the 1960s – He was present at the assassination of his mentor, Martin Luther King Jr., in Memphis, Tennessee in 1968
Inside the Chinese MSS that recruited the Greek Wing Commander: More powerful than the CIA, FBI & MI6 combined
It has 800,000 agents worldwide, controls 220 “operations” in the US, and has recruited 250 agents in Brussels – Who is the powerful figure behind the agency and how it uses social media
St. Peter’s Basilica Square to fully open to the public, café to double in size, real-time booking system to be introduced
These changes—whose implementation date has not yet been specified—are part of the initiatives marking this year the 400th anniversary of the inauguration of St. Peter’s Basilica, the largest church in the world and the global center of Catholicism