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A remote job interview reveals the truth behind an apparent North Korean worker, whose inability to insult the country's leader raises doubts about their claimed credentials.

Geopolitical conflicts in Libya's oil industry mirror the Strait of Hormuz crisis, exacerbating global supply vulnerabilities and fueling European energy security fears.

Iranians condemn overnight strike on Sharif University of Technology, a top engineering school, as anger and grief spread across the country.

Four men arrested after a violent attack outside a Peckham nightclub leaves one dead and two others hospitalized - police investigation underway.

South Korea's intelligence agency reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's young daughter is being positioned as a likely successor, signaling a potential shift in the regime's power structure.

President Trump to address the nation after controversial social media post on Iran conflict. Experts analyze potential paths forward amid rising volatility.

In the heart of Gaza, the Samir Project provides a safe haven for children, offering them a chance to learn, heal, and rediscover a sense of security amidst the challenges they face.

Families and aviation enthusiasts flock to RAF Fairford to observe the impressive takeoffs and landings of American warplanes, but with mixed emotions about the realities of war.

Stalking offences have skyrocketed nearly 50-fold in the past decade, driven by increased recognition and perpetrators misusing technology to track victims, experts say.

An attack on a WHO vehicle in southern Gaza killed a driver and injured a doctor, highlighting the ongoing conflict's impact on civilians.