A Russian drone struck a storage facility for spent nuclear fuel in the Chernobyl exclusion zone, according to Ukrainian officials, who accused Moscow of once again putting nuclear infrastructure at risk. Authorities said radiation levels remained within normal limits...

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Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary, David Lammy, said he told US Vice President JD Vance that it was wrong to link immigration to the murder of a university student who was handcuffed while dying from a stab wound. Lammy said he challenged Vance...

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Hungary’s parliament has unanimously approved a sharp reduction in lawmakers’ salaries and allowances, backing Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s efforts to curb administrative spending and restore strained public finances. All 189 lawmakers present in the 199-member...

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More than 700 cetaceans, including pilot whales and dolphins, were killed in three separate drive hunts across the Faroe Islands shortly after the Faroese Parliament approved legislation exempting whale and dolphin hunting from the country’s Animal Welfare Act,...

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Chinese intelligence operatives are posing as job recruiters on professional networking and employment platforms to trick government employees, military personnel and others with access to sensitive information into disclosing confidential details, the Five Eyes...

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India is expected to emerge as one of the world’s most influential energy markets over the next decade, accounting for nearly half of global oil demand growth and a significant share of rising electricity consumption, according to Igor Sechin, chief executive of...

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