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After an interview with the Economist’s editor‑in‑chief, Elon Musk expressed dissatisfaction with criticism and replied to chef José Andrés with a pointed tweet.
Andrew and Tristan Tate will stay in US custody for at least another two weeks while they fight extradition to the UK over allegations of rape and sex trafficking.
The London club has signed attacking midfielder Morgan Rogers for a record fee. Supporters accuse the club of withholding key information.
Since the change of government, 173 men have been deported to Afghanistan. Preparations are underway to extend the procedure to Afghans who have not committed any crime.
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development has halted federal aid to the Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority amid allegations of fraud and mismanagement of hurricane relief funds.
A new European production portrays individuals from Afghanistan, European embassies and NATO troops to illustrate the situation in August 2021.
The former Trump‑adviser group’s plan calls for a modest refugee camp that falls far short of the needs of over two million displaced people.
The new free trade agreement between India and the United Kingdom has entered into force. What changes might consumers see?
A former soldier testified before an inquiry that he faced professional backlash after questioning operational tactics during deployments in Afghanistan.
England suffered a defeat in the final Test against India while veteran captains Heather Knight and Tammy Beaumont concluded their international careers.
A former detainee from Afghanistan shares his experience of moving into a Manchester flat with a panoramic view, highlighting his hopes for a fresh start.
Reports indicate that Beijing has drawn a red line for Moscow to prevent further escalation.