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Albania's groundbreaking virtual government minister, 'Diella,' faces a lawsuit from the actor whose voice and image were used without consent. This case explores the legal and ethical implications of digital avatars in public service.

A powerful winter storm has crippled much of the US Northeast, forcing the shutdown of New York City and causing widespread disruptions across the region.

In a historic moment for the AUKUS alliance, the Royal Navy submarine HMS ANSON has arrived in Western Australia for maintenance, marking a significant milestone in defense cooperation.

As Iran faces an economic crisis and U.S. military buildup, its leaders refuse to back down to American demands, seeing it as a necessary risk to maintain their power and influence.

A 24-year-old British national was among the 19 people killed in a tragic bus accident in Nepal, according to local authorities. The incident has shocked the nation and raised concerns about road safety.

Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, known for his lavish lifestyle, accused of shooting a 23-year-old man in the back in a wealthy South African neighborhood

A high-profile U.S.-backed operation has taken down one of Mexico's most notorious drug kingpins, 'El Mencho', sparking a violent backlash across the country. Explore the implications of this major cartel leader's demise.

Comprehensive analysis of the growing bluetongue virus outbreak, including risk levels, vaccination efforts, and regional restrictions across Europe.

Ukraine reflects on its resilience and determination to overcome the challenges of a 4-year war with Russia, finding a renewed spirit of victory despite heavy losses.

In the shadow of the Olympics, Milan offers shelter and integration to asylum seekers even as the central government tightens borders and funds deterrence abroad.