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Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov is the latest in a series of senior Russian military officials to have been targeted for assassination since Putin invaded Ukraine.

Ukraine has been trying to convince the US it's still full of fight - and taking out Russian generals in their own backyard is one way of doing that.

The president has appointed Jeff Landry as special envoy to the territory, saying he "understands how essential Greenland is" to US national security.

Denmark describes his comments as "completely unacceptable" and summons the US ambassador in a new eruption of tensions over the future of the vast Danish island.

A man suspected of killing 15 people during a shooting in Bondi Beach "conducted firearms training" with his father before the attack on a Jewish event, Australian police have said.

They are among more than 300 pupils and 12 staff taken from St Mary's Catholic boarding school in Niger State on 21 November.

A US official says it the tanker was "a sanctioned dark fleet vessel that is part of Venezuela's illegal sanctions evasion".

When asked how she felt about the latest release, Jess Michaels said the Department of Justice had broken the Epstein Transparency Act, and "blatantly so", with its many redactions.

Figures show the number of settlements in the West Bank has surged by nearly 50% under Israel's current government.

Tom Clarke explains why some analysts think the maths behind the AI boom no longer adds up, and breaks down the three pressure points that could ultimately burst the AI bubble.