He saw the Queen Mother’s Garden, named after his grandmother, who held the title of Lord Warden from 1978 to 2002 King Charles III is making his first visit to Kent since
Police said they “have received a number of reports regarding the bonfire in Moygashel and the material that has been placed upon it” A contentious bonfire in County Tyrone, with an effigy
Trump said he is considering whether to support a bipartisan Senate bill that will impose sweeping sanctions on Russia….reports Asian Lite News US President Donald Trump has said he has approved sending
While both France and the UK agree in principle on recognising a Palestinian state, there are significant differences over the timing and political conditions…reports Asian Lite News French President Emmanuel Macron is
The sanctions came after the US carried out strikes on June 22 on three Iranian nuclear sites, including its most deeply buried enrichment plant Fordow The US imposed sanctions against a network
Although over 80 countries have developed national drought plans, the UNCCD warns that implementation remains a major gap…reports Asian Lite News Large swathes of Europe are being scorched by extreme heat and
The move came amid concerns about US military stockpiles falling too low…reports Asian Lite News Following a review of US stockpiles, the Trump administration has paused certain military aid to Ukraine, confirmed
Switzerland’s reliance on glacial runoff for hydroelectric power faces growing risk — as glaciers shrink, short-term water flow may rise, but long-term shortages could threaten energy and water supplies. Switzerland’s glaciers —
As summer unfolds, Europe is bracing for what may be the first of many extreme heatwaves. Europe braced for its first major heatwave of the northern hemisphere summer on Saturday, with soaring
Budapest Pride turned from a celebration into a powerful protest against Viktor Orbán’s hardline rule, uniting voices for rights and democracy beyond the LGBTQ+ community. Budapest witnessed one of the largest Pride