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Russian plot to kill Zelensky foiled, Kyiv says

Two Ukrainian government protection unit colonels have been arrested.

China extends visa exemption for 12 countries

The policy is valid until December 31, 2025.

US soldier arrested in Russia accused of theft

Staff Sgt Gordon Black is accused of stealing from a woman, reports CBS.

Brazil floods leave hundreds of towns under water

Many residents had to leave their homes, with rescue workers evacuating others.

Woman pleads guilty to role in monkey torture network

The convictions follow a year-long investigation by the BBC Eye team.

China hospital stabbing leaves at least two dead

At least 23 people have been injured in the attack, but reports said the numbers were not final.

Heineken to reopen more than 60 closed UK pubs

Some of the pubs that Heineken is re-opening have been shut for more than four years.

Boeing faces new inquiry over 787 inspection doubts

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it would look into whether staff had falsified records.

Mushroom lunch cook pleads not guilty to murder

Police also allege she tried to kill her estranged husband on three other occasions.

73 killed in lightning strikes across Myanmar in 2023-24

The number of casualties to lightning strikes across the country surpassed those caused by strong winds.

All-powerful Putin renews oath in firm control of Russia

Back then, President Putin pledged to "preserve and develop democracy" and to "take care of Russia."

Israel criticises Gaza truce terms but talks go on

"The ball is now in Israel's court," an official in the Palestinian group said.

Everything you need to know about Met Gala 2024

A short story by British author JG Ballard serves as the annual fashion extravaganza's latest theme.

Pastor survives attempted shooting during service

Police are investigating after a dead body was later found at the home of the gunman.

Argentina's Milei defends radical austerity plan

The Argentine leader tells the BBC that the "political caste" is bearing the brunt of his reforms.

Columbia cancels main graduation amid Gaza protests

The Ivy League school says it will hold smaller celebrations to focus on "keeping them safe".

The rise of Sweden's super rich

In 1996, there were just 28 people with a net worth of a billion kronor or more.