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Photographer Peter Ford says he cried when he saw his book in president Zelensky's hands.

Floodwaters are receding following the collapse of the Kakhovka dam, but debris washed along the Dnipro river is turning Odesa's Black Sea coastline into "a garbage dump and animal cemetery," according to Ukrainian authorities.

An "ambitious" all-Ireland rail review is understood to be delayed because of the Stormont crisis.

Rolex or Faux-lex? US Customs and Border Protection officers in Los Angeles recently seized dozens of fake luxury watches that -- if they were legitimate -- would have been valued at more than $1.2 million, authorities said.

A comedian in New York who joked about the safety of Malaysian planes in an apparent reference to the disappearance of flight MH370 has sparked a heated backlash in Malaysia and Singapore.

The North Carolina Republican Party voted to formally censure Sen. Thom Tillis at the party's annual convention in Greensboro on Saturday, with at least one delegate citing Tillis' support for LGBTQ+ rights and immigration reform for the decision.

A first-of-its kind trial in Montana will decide if the constitutional right to a healthy, livable climate is protected by state law

The Confederation of British Industry has been abandoned by major sponsors of its annual conference, posing another challenge

The children have begun playing again in hospital, officials say, as the eldest is praised for her care.

A US citizen has been detained in Moscow according to a Telegram statement from Moscow's courts of general jurisdiction.

By Tom Balmforth KYIV (Reuters) -President Volodymyr Zelenskiy acknowledged on Saturday that his military was engaged in "counter-offensive and defensive

China has been operating military and intelligence facilities in Cuba since at least 2019 and is continuing to expand its intelligence gathering capabilities around the world, a Biden administration official and two other sources told CNN Saturday.