Ukraine says three children among killed in Russian drone strike on Kharkiv
They were among seven people killed when a petrol station was hit in Kharkiv, local officials say.
An Grianán: New opening hours for ‘neglected’ ancient Irish fort
There was concern about limited public access to one of County Donegal’s most historic monuments.
Former Irish PM John Bruton to be given state funeral
The 76-year-old Fine Gael politician died in the Mater Hospital in Dublin on Tuesday.
Spain’s LGBT matador: ‘More will come out because of me’
Mario Alcalde is said to be Spain’s first openly LGBT matador, after revealing he is pansexual.
Iraq could be pushed into conflict, minister warns
The foreign minister says his country is paying a high price for tensions between the US and Iran.
‘True Detective’ Star Unpacks That Fatal Choice: “It Was the Least Bad Decision”
Heading into the finale, The Hollywood Reporter speaks with star Finn Bennett about the latest violent twist on HBO’s detective series and the response to the season.
Gazans surviving off animal feed and rice as food dwindles
The UN says hundreds of thousands of people in the territory are at growing risk of famine.
Who Done It? Breaking Down the Fifth Episode of ‘True Detective: Night Country’
As we near the end of ‘Night Country,’ Episode 5 gives us one last look at our (dwindling) list of suspects ahead of an inevitable trip into those caves
Senegal: Clashes spread over election postponement
A first fatality is reported, amid warnings the West African nation could lose its image as a stable democracy.
