[ad_1] Dmytro ran into the room where his two children were sleeping, after a Russian missile thundered into an apartment building in Uman, Ukraine, before dawn on Friday. He forced himself to open the door and stared into oblivion. “There…
[ad_1] Iran’s intelligence ministry on Friday accused foreign “enemies” and dissidents of stoking fears over the suspected poisoning of schoolchildren, saying an investigation had found no actual poisoning. The wave of suspected attacks has affected thousands of schoolchildren and fueled…
[ad_1] Scorching temperatures can be expected in the summer months in southwestern Europe, but not so much in the spring. But Portugal and Spain have seen temperatures reach the mid to high 30s C in the last week of April.…
[ad_1] Russia fired missiles at Ukrainian towns as people slept overnight, killing at least 23 people in the first large-scale airstrikes in nearly two months. A new air alert sounded in eastern and southern Ukraine and some central regions on…
[ad_1] Children accounted for most of the 109 bodies now recovered in a mass grave linked to a cult in Kenya, the interior minister said on Friday, the latest details in a case that has rocked the country and called…
[ad_1] A group of Canadians gathered at Sudan’s military airport are stressed and facing hot weather, low cell phone batteries and a lack of food and money, as they wait for a rescue flight out of the country. “The situation…
[ad_1] A man who has fathered between 550 and 600 children in the past 16 years is no longer allowed to donate sperm to prospective parents, a court in the Netherlands ruled on Friday. According to the District Court of…
[ad_1] UMAN, Ukraine – Inna stood looking at what was left of her home Friday, the building’s facade nearly dead. Maybe his children, Kyrylo, 17 years old and Sophia, 11 years old, have been carried away by the explosion, he…
[ad_1] You may have noticed, if you read this column regularly, that I think a lot about the interaction between public and private interests: how personal motivations and decisions affect public events such as wars and scandals, but also public…
[ad_1] First the bad news. Two species of coffee that are commonly drunk – Arabica and robusta – are at great risk in the era of climate change. Now the good news. Farmers in one of Africa’s biggest coffee-exporting countries…