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Trump ally Prince sent men, drones to help DCR’s army secure strategic town
The presence of US-linked contractors would likely act as a deterrent to AFC/M23 forces looking to avoid direct confrontation with Prince’s personnel, says source
Paramount sweetens Warner Bros bid with extra cash, Netflix break-up fee cover
Both Netflix and Paramount covet Warner Bros for its leading film and television studios, extensive content library and major franchises such as 'Game of Thrones', 'Harry Potter' and DC Comics’ superheroes Batman and Superman.
Oil gains as traders weigh supply risks linked to US–Iran tensions
Goldman Sachs analysts wrote in a note on Tuesday that prices were supported by geopolitics, with a pickup in oil on vessels as buyers seek to secure more oil amid heightened uncertainty.
ArcelorMittal to build low-emission furnace in northern France
ArcelorMittal plans to invest €1.3-billion in building a lower-emission electric furnace at its Dunkirk steel plant in France, supported by the EU's steps to protect the steel sector and a new carbon border tax.
Keir Starmer ‘safe for now’ after refusing to quit
UK leader in trouble for having appointed a man with close ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Tripoli building collapse kills 15
The death toll from the collapse of residential buildings in the Lebanese city of Tripoli rose to 15 after search and rescue operations ended, Lebanon’s National News Agency said on Monday, citing the civil defence chief.
‘We believe our mom is still out there’: US TV news host Savannah Guthrie
US TV network news host Savannah Guthrie, who says her family has reached “an hour of desperation”, pleaded for the public’s help on Monday in locating her elderly mother, presumed kidnapped for ransom more than a week ago from her Arizona home.
WATCH | Ghislaine Maxwell refuses to answer questions at congressional deposition
Ghislaine Maxwell refused to answer questions during a congressional deposition, invoking her Fifth Amendment rights amid criticisms from both Republicans and Democrats.
Cluster of mystery deaths in western Bulgarian mountains confounds police
Six people were found dead in the mountains of western Bulgaria over the past week in a case marked by conflicting accounts and strange circumstances that led a prosecutor to liken the two triple deaths to the 1990s mystery TV series 'Twin Peaks'
Arab states criticise Israel as it expands powers in occupied West Bank
Saudi Arabia, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates led regional states on Monday in condemning Israel’s move to ease the pathway to settlement expansion and widen its powers in the West Bank.
Survivors dispute Greek coastguard’s account of deadly migrant shipwreck
Fifteen people died in the shipwreck off the island of Chios on February 3
Ex-prince Andrew shared UK trade files with Epstein, e-mails indicate
King’s brother appears to have forwarded reports on Asian nations to late sex offender
Israel to expand its control in West Bank, make settlers’ land seizures easier, media say
Israel's security cabinet has approved measures to facilitate land purchases by settlers in the West Bank and increase enforcement powers over Palestinians
Leading China critic Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years
Media tycoon and prominent China critic Jimmy Lai was sentenced to 20 years in prison by Hong Kong's national security court on charges of colluding with foreign forces and publishing seditious materials
Israeli President Herzog begins Australia trip at site of Bondi murders
The visit is to show solidarity with Australia’s Jewish community, after the shootings



















