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Antisemitism 'higher than ever' on Twitter, finds report
Hateful content against Jewish people not only spiked after Elon Musk’s takeover, it has remained elevated ever since, claims the study.
'It's all lies': Putin reportedly heckled by woman on Mariupol trip
In the video circulating online, the Russian president's security detail can be seen desperately looking around to see where the shout came from.
Staggering impact of war in Iraq and Syria laid bare in report
Twenty years of fighting in the Middle East cost a shocking amount of "blood and treasure", a new report has found.
Anti-EU protests in Georgia: Are they staged or real?
Do Georgians hate the EU enough to burn its flag? Or are darker forces at play?
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'Welcome to a filthy, littered dump called Britain'
Campaigners say the UK's rubbish "epidemic" is symptomatic of a "country in decline".
What are the travel rules for Hong Kong and China?
China is reopening to foreign tourists and accepting valid visas issued before the pandemic.
30 people die 'due to non-assistance' by Italy coastguard: Monitor
"Why, given the urgency of the situation, did the Italian authorities not send adequate rescue assets immediately to the scene of distress," asked Alarm Phone.
UK citizens lose most if country exits ECHR, warns expert
Britain's government has threatened to pull out of the landmark treaty in order to allow a crackdown on migration.
Wagner 'recruiting in Moscow high schools for young warriors'
Wagner recruitment, Bakhmut offensive and Russia's economy: here's our round-up of the key developments from Ukraine today.
'Keep Ireland Irish': Say hello to Ireland's growing far right
Anti-immigrant protesters claim that "indigenous Irish are being racially discriminated against.”
'Class war': London's street markets cling on against 'gentrification'
London's traditional street markets - the beating heart of many communities in the British capital - are being rapidly replaced with shopping malls, offices and luxury housing.
'End the crisis': Thousands expected to march in support of UK NHS
The health service is currently experiencing the worst crisis on record with around 500 people dying avoidably every week, according to experts.
'Dark day': Mass protests over foreign agent law in Georgia
66 people were arrested in Tbilisi on Tuesday, amid protests against new legislation dubbed a threat to the country's democracy.
'No foreigners': Discrimination allegations mar Turkey quake response
While millions of Turks are also in need of shelter and supplies, some asylum seekers say they were denied basic help after the deadly disaster.
Europe's hottest property markets: Where have prices risen the most?
House prices across Europe have shown some unusual trends since the 1990s. How does your country compare?
Europe's migrant hotspot you probably don't know about
When neighbouring countries put up huge razor-wire fences along their borders, it simply pushed people elsewhere, say observers.
'Donate a Doner': UK kebab shops aid Turkey earthquake survivors
If every Briton brought an extra doner, campaigners estimate they could make £45 million in a week.
Where does China stand on the Ukraine war?
Peace, money or friendship - what does China want out of the conflict in Ukraine?
Ex-Islamic State fighters still pose a risk in Turkey, finds report
Numerous foreign nationals with links to ISIS have come to Turkey since the terror group was defeated in Syria and Spain.
In numbers: Europe's deadliest railway crashes
Some European countries have a much worse track record than others when it comes to railway safety - but what does the data tell us?
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