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Russian military intelligence (known as the GRU), acting with at least the tacit approval of President Vladimir Putin, may be behind the murder of Aleksandr Dugin's daughter Daria, Russian historian Yuri Felstinsky told the British daily Sun yesterday.more

In three attempts to recover official documents from the house of former US President Donald Trump, more than 300 classified documents were seized, the New York Times reported. The published correspondence of the National Archives with Trump's lawyers also shows that among them were those belonging to the most guarded.more

The UK will never recognise Russia's annexation of Crimea, or any other Ukrainian territory, and will continue to support Kiev until Moscow ends the war, Prime Minister Boris Johnson asserted yesterday, speaking at the Crimea Platform forum. Wishing Ukrainians a happy Independence Day, which falls today, he stressed that he did not doubt their victory in the war against Russia.more

The mayor of Kiev, Vitaly Klitschko, demands that Europe introduce an entry ban for Russians. "Ukrainians are dying and Russians are enjoying life in Europe! There must be sanctions, entry bans, so that this would not be possible anymore," Klitschko told the German newspaper "Bild". "The Iron Curtain must come back" - he emphasizes.more

The cost of a public inquiry into the UK government's response to the coronavirus pandemic is already £85m, although hearings won't start until next year, local media reported.more

Russia's aggression against Ukraine may last for years, because now neither side has a way to end the war, says Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto. In his opinion, a prolonged war may lead to the risk of escalation on a global scale, which should not be forgotten.more

The telecommunications company has partnered with the ESB and Vodafone joint venture Siro to acquire access to 450,000 of the company's premises. more

The attack in which the Russian propagandist Daria Dugina died caused terror among Russian nationalists and the occupation forces in Ukraine, reports the German daily "Bild".more

The situation in which Ukraine is carrying out attacks deep behind the front lines is a new phase of the war and has significant effects, both material and psychological, said Keir Giles, an expert at the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) in London.more

According to the latest Insa poll for "Bild am Sonntag", the work of Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) and the coalition government led by him (SPD, Greens, FDP) achieved the lowest ratings. Only less than a quarter of respondents assessed the work of the government positively - reports the daily portal today " Welt ".more

The UK government announced yesterday that it wants fully-self-driving cars to be on the country's roads by 2025. To make this possible, it will contribute £100m to the development of the technology.more

The Tesco Ireland Group will spend EUR 50 million this year on the modernization of stores and the opening of new outlets on the Green Island. It is believed that it will have 165 branches by the end of the year.more

For the first time in Israel's history, the position of director of Mossad's intelligence department has been filled by a woman, the Times of Israel reported, citing a communiqué from Israel's intelligence agency.more

British diplomacy chief Liz Truss's advantage over former finance minister Rishi Sunak in the election of the Conservative party leader has slightly diminished, but is still enough to be sure of a win, according to a poll published today.more

A video from a private event where the Prime Minister of Finland Sanna Marin plays with a celebrity group was disseminated in the media and divided the Finns. I did not do illegal things, commented the head of the government.more

A group of MPs from Birmingham have asked Queen Elizabeth II to honor the city's band Black Sabbath for their contributions to music.more

Conservative leadership candidate Liz Truss said British workers needed "more graft" in leaked comments. more

The UK has started a dispute resolution procedure with the European Union over "persistent delays" in accessing EU science programmes, the UK Foreign Office said today.more

Another scandal surrounding the 'documenta' art exhibition in Kassel. Shortly after the opening, there was a buzz about the anti-Semitic paintings exhibited there. This time Hamja Ahsan, one of the artists exhibiting at the "documenta", is inciting on social media against Israel, the West and Germany, and calling Chancellor Olaf Scholz a "fascist pig" - reports the daily Bild.more

The candidates to succeed Boris Johnson as UK Prime Minister - diplomacy chief Liz Truss and former finance minister Rishi Sunak - last night clearly ruled out agreeing to a new independence referendum in Scotland.more

The vast majority of the 40 new hospitals promised by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson before the last House of Commons election have not yet started construction, and some of them do not even have planning permission, according to Sky News findings.more

The UK yesterday denied Russian claims that an RAF jet had entered Russian airspace in the Arctic Circle. Russia called it a "deliberate provocation".more

Poland is as strong as never before, and the war in Ukraine has made it a central player in European politics. This, in turn, is a challenge for Brussels, assesses the German daily Die Welt.more

Thousands of homes and businesses are without power this morning following thunderstorms across the country. more

The vast majority of British Conservative Party members still prefer Boris Johnson to either of the two candidates to succeed him, according to a poll published yesterday.more