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Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy greenlights German media giant's £575m takeover of the Telegraph, ending years of uncertainty over the newspaper's ownership.

Several police officers have been arrested in Haiti following a deadly stampede that claimed 25 lives at a former military citadel in the country's north.

As Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visits Berlin, discussions revolve around a potential drone deal to aid Ukraine's military efforts against Russia's invasion.

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Morrisons, the UK supermarket giant, has announced plans to cut 200 jobs at its Bradford headquarters as part of a company-wide restructuring effort.

Eric Swalwell steps down from Congress after sexual assault allegations, while Trump feuds with Pope Leo over the Iran conflict.

Israel and Lebanon, longtime adversaries, are preparing to meet for their first direct negotiations in over 30 years. The talks aim to establish a framework for future negotiations.

A Chinese student has been found guilty of drugging and repeatedly raping a woman in Munich. He was part of a Telegram chat group where men organized sexual assaults and shared evidence of their crimes.

Survivors question military's rationale for devastating attack that killed up to 200 people, many of them civilians, in effort to target jihadist group.

As Viktor Orban steps down, explore how his legacy continues to shape European politics and policies in Brussels, even without his direct leadership.