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Iranian blogger reportedly sentenced to death after being accused of insulting Supreme Leader and publishing images of attack

Before her arrest, she left a final message for her approximately 10,000 Instagram followers: “If one day I leave this world, just know one thing – I chose the path I believed in,” she wrote

First ministers of Scotland, Wales & Northern Ireland meet in Cardiff to press for independence referendums

A rare three-nation pact puts fresh pressure on Downing Street - The beginning of the end of the UK?

Le Pen and Melenchon on course for French presidential run-off as center ground sidelined

Recent poll findings point to growing political polarisation and the shrinking of the center ground after Emmanuel Macron’s second term

Air traffic hits a record high in Europe this summer, particularly across the Balkans

The European organisation responsible for the safety of air navigation, Eurocontrol, reported an average of 35,959 flights per day, 2.4% higher than last year

The Danish government wants to ban cell phones in elementary and middle schools

The announcement comes as Danish students’ performance has declined sharply in the international PISA rankings, a study published every three years by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

Trump escalates Canada trade war, imposing sweeping new import ban and tariffs

The ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy and motorcycles takes effect on 29 September, with new 50% tariffs following on 15 September, as Prime Minister Mark Carney further warns of a "cost" to reducing US dependence

Turkey begins building 60,000-tonne aircraft carrier as Greece boosts navy

As Turkey pushes ahead with its hybrid drone-carrier programme, Athens has signed the Rome agreement for two Italian FREMM frigates, due in 2028 and 2029, alongside a contracted 20 F-35A jets and modernised MEKO ships

Bombshell resignation from Anthropic researcher: “Zero hour” warning that AI could threaten humanity

"We're heading towards some of the most extreme scenarios, and by the end of next year things may already have spiralled out of control," warned Jacob Coxon

Britain and Israel plunge into diplomatic crisis over West Bank settlement sanctions

Israel shut its Jerusalem consulate, barred 12 British nationals and quit a Gaza coordination role, after Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar accused London of election interference and 12 Western states moved jointly against settlement trade

“We were one step away” from finding her not guilty – 3 female jurors share behind-the-scenes drama in the Lindsey Clancy case

The three women pointed to a man on the 12-member panel as responsible for the deadlock: "He was arrogant, he didn't want to cooperate"

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