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Biden warns US companies of potential Russian cyberattacks

RICHMOND, Virginia: President Joe Biden on Monday urged US companies to make sure their digital doors are locked tight because of "evolving intelligence" that...

US sets new sanctions on China for harassing religious, ethnic minorities

WASHINGTON: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced new visa restrictions on Chinese officials Monday for their actions to repress ethnic and religious minorities...

Two die in Swedish school attack, student suspected: police

MALMO, Sweden: Two women died after being stabbed at a high school in southern Sweden on Monday, police said, adding that an 18-year-old student...

Biden calls India ‘shaky’ in Russia confrontation

WASHINGTON: US President Joe Biden said Monday that India was an exception among Washington's allies with its "shaky" response to the Russian invasion of...

More than 1,000 small earthquakes hit Portuguese volcanic island

LISBON: Around 1,100 small earthquakes have rattled one of Portugal's mid-Atlantic volcanic islands in less than 48 hours, prompting authorities to activate an emergency...

Whistleblower accuses top civil servant of misleading MPs over Afghan evacuations

LONDON: A senior whistleblower has accused a top civil servant of misleading British MPs over the chaotic evacuation of Afghanistan. Josie Stewart, head of illicit...

Man accused of killing MP David Amess had plotted attack on Michael Gove, court hears

LONDON: The British lawmaker David Amess who was murdered last year was "assassinated for terrorist purposes" by a man who had carried out surveillance...

Freed British-Iranian woman says UK could have had her released sooner

LONDON: A British-Iranian charity worker held in Tehran for six years said on Monday that the UK government could have helped free her earlier,...

Charity warns UK foreign aid spending not enough

LONDON: Russia's invasion of Ukraine is pushing the UK's foreign aid resources "to breaking point" in the wake of cuts to government spending, a...

UK Home Office prevents married couple being together for birth of first child

LONDON: A married couple have spoken of their "shock" at the UK Home Office which will bar them from being together for the birth...

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