‘He was a true gentleman’: British tourist injured in Rome explosion dies in hospital
A British tourist who was seriously injured after a suspected gas explosion destroyed a three-storey B&B in Rome has died.
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China hails improved Russia-US relations
The Chinese foreign minister says Moscow and Washington must lead responsibly amid growing global uncertainty Read Full Article at RT.com
South African unity government member threatens to sink budget
The DA has accused its coalition partner, the ANC, of refusing to reach an agreement on growth and spending reforms Read Full Article at RT.com
NATO will ‘survive’ Trump – EU’s top diplomat
Kaja Kallas has said NATO will remain intact despite US President Donald Trump’s pressure to increase defense spending Read Full Article at RT.com
What really happened in Bucha? The questions Western media won’t ask
The narrative on an event from three years ago is under scrutiny. Here’s a closer look at the evidence Read Full Article at RT.com
Ukrainian mine-clearing vehicle hit while firing at Russian forces – MOD (VIDEO)
The Russian military has showcased a drone strike on a Ukrainian mine-clearing vehicle as it was deploying its explosive charge Read Full Article at RT.com
After growing up in the US and traveling to 90 countries, there was only one place I could see myself living in.
Adam Luehrs loved the food in Southeast Asia, the friends in Turkey, and the culture in Japan, but he found his best life in a small town in Mexico.
How graduates can get creative to land a climate tech job in Trump 2.0
Six founders, VCs, recruiters, and graduates shared their top tips for landing jobs in the climate and clean energy sectors.
Booty shorts and all-American wings: The rise and fall of Hooters, from boom to bankruptcy
The chain, known for its fried chicken wings and scantily dressed staff, filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday after 42 years in the business.
The good, the bad, and the ‘screamers’: A Brit who fought for Ukraine reveals how international fighters make their mark
Macer Gifford, who fought in Ukraine for two years, told BI about the inspiring — and sometimes troubled — international volunteers he’s seen there.