Defence of Donbas town a priority, Zelensky says, as special forces deployed
Army sources tell the BBC military intelligence special forces are being used to protect supply lines into Pokrovsk.
Author: Dhiraj Tiwari
Police seize €1.3bn from Campari owner over alleged tax evasion
The spirit manufacturer’s parent firm is accused of failing to declare a similar amount in tax during a merger.
China to loosen chip export ban to Europe after Netherlands row
EU-China chip disputes alarmed carmakers amid concerns it could halt global car productions
‘We need food, we have no food’ – desperation takes hold in Jamaica after hurricane
People in Black River have not seen any aid, telling the BBC that they are fighting to survive.
Dutch centrist Rob Jetten wins neck-and-neck election race, vote analysis says
Rob Jetten’s D66 is the biggest party in Wednesday’s election, according to vote analysis indicating it cannot be beaten.
Election protesters defy army chief in third day of Tanzania unrest
Some deaths have been reported though accurate figures are hard to obtain due to the internet shutdown.
US strikes on alleged drug boats violate law, UN human rights chief says
Volker Türk said the strikes were “unacceptable” and urged Washington to halt them immediately.
Hurricane Melissa death toll rises as aid struggles to reach parts of Jamaica
Authorities report at least 30 people have been killed in Haiti and 19 in Jamaica as a result of the…
Nvidia strikes bumper AI deals with Asia tech giants
Fresh from $5 trillion valuation, global chips giant Nvidia has signed deals with LG, Hyundai and Samsung
Dutch centrist liberals neck and neck with populist Wilders in tight election
Rob Jetten’s D66 party celebrates but with 90% of votes counted the result is too close to call.