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UK Tourists Defy FCDO Warnings to Visit 'Rogue' Transnistria

Brits branded 'stupid' for visiting Transnistria

Scottish couple Nicole Docherty and Jordan Sinnamon ignored UK government travel advice to visit the breakaway state of Transnistria, claiming it felt safer than Britain. Discover their controversial journey.

Simon Rietbergen: UN Great Green Wall Pioneer Dies at 65

Forestry Expert Simon Rietbergen Dies Aged 65

Tributes pour in for Simon Rietbergen, the forestry expert behind the UN's Great Green Wall Initiative, who dedicated his life to protecting Africa's forests. Discover his remarkable legacy.

Thousands in Moscow Region Lose Heating in Major Ukrainian Drone Attack

Ukraine drone attack hits Russian power station

A Ukrainian drone strike on the Shatura Power Station near Moscow has left thousands without heating, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. Read the latest on the attack's impact.

Ethiopian Army Accused of Systematic Rape Targeting Thousands

Ethiopian Army Accused of Systematic Rape

Shocking BBC investigation reveals Ethiopian soldiers have raped thousands of women and girls as young as eight during crackdown on militias. Victims share harrowing accounts of sexual violence.

Russian Forces Unleash Double-Tap Missile Attack on Pokrovsk, Killing at Least Seven Civilians

Russian double-tap strike kills 7 in Pokrovsk

A brutal Russian missile strike targeted rescue workers in eastern Ukraine's Pokrovsk district, with a second missile hitting the same location minutes later in a deadly 'double-tap' attack pattern.

Italy's Alpine Identity Crisis: The German-Speaking Region Defying Rome

Italy's German-speaking region defies Rome

Discover how South Tyrol, Italy's northernmost province, maintains its German-speaking heritage while navigating complex relations with Rome in a delicate cultural balancing act.

Tanzanian Military Opens Fire on Protesters: Multiple Fatalities Reported Amid UN Criticism

Tanzania military fires on protesters, UN condemns violence

Tanzanian security forces have been condemned by the United Nations after opening fire on protesters in the Mtwara region, leaving several dead and many injured during demonstrations over economic hardship and political discontent.

Cessnock's Homeless Crisis: Inside the Hunter Region's Growing Tent City

Cessnock's homeless tent city crisis deepens

Exclusive investigation reveals the shocking reality of Cessnock's homeless encampment as residents face freezing conditions and community tensions escalate in the NSW Hunter region.

Thousands of Putin's Troops Abandoned on Dnipro River Islands as Supply Lines Severed

5,000 Russian troops stranded on Dnipro islands

Exclusive intelligence reveals approximately 5,000 Russian soldiers stranded on strategic islands in the Dnipro River, facing starvation and ammunition shortages after Ukrainian forces cut off supply routes in a bold tactical manoeuvre.

Uncork Portugal's Best Kept Secret: The Ultimate Guide to Lisbon's Finest White Wines

Lisbon's Best White Wines: Expert Picks

Discover the hidden gems of Portugal's Lisbon wine region as our expert reveals the top white wine picks that offer exceptional quality without breaking the bank.

Colombian Air Force Bombs FARC Dissident Camp in Northern Jungle Operation

Colombian Air Force bombs FARC dissident camp

In a major security operation, Colombian military forces have targeted and destroyed a FARC dissident training camp in the northern Magdalena region, dealing a significant blow to rebel factions refusing to honour the 2016 peace agreement.

FIFO Worker's Tragic Death: Courtney Jane's Body Found in Western Australian Bushland

FIFO worker Courtney Jane found dead in WA bushland

The heartbreaking discovery of 29-year-old FIFO worker Courtney Jane's body in remote Western Australia has left the mining community in mourning as police investigate the circumstances surrounding her tragic death.

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