France knife attack leaves six people injured, including young children
At least six people, including four children, have been injured after a knife attack in the southeast French town of Annecy, near the border with Switzerland.
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British child among victims stabbed in French knife attack
A British child is among those injured after several very young children were stabbed in a park in Annecy, France, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has said. The incident happened on Thursday (June 8) Morning.
34 notorious criminals jailed in the UK in May
A twisted killer who burned a mother-of-two alive after raping her and a mum and dad who 'worked together' to murder their 10-month-old son were just some of the worst offenders sent to jail in the UK in May.
Truffle hunters killed in Syria: France24 investigation exposes ISIS attacks
Meanwhile, Recep Tayyip Erdogan will be retaining his position as Turkey's leader. The President won his re-election bid after securing over 52% of the vote in the run-off. Following his victory over Kemal Kilicdaroglu, Erdogan made a call for unity. Turkey's opposition, ending up in a weakened position, is expected to reflect and regroup. We examine how neighbouring Iraq and Syria have been reacting to Erdogan's win.
Asian federation foresees Saudi bid for 2030 or 2034 World Cup
BEIRUT: Asian Football Confederation (AFC) president, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al-Khalifa, said the body wanted to host another World Cup, in 2030 or 2034, and that "Saudi Arabia is coming in force".
Syria's Assad 'creates a problem but presents himself as a solution,' analyst says
Leaders in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Jordan have decided they need to work with the Syrian regime, to solve problems ranging from the return of refugees to the drug smuggling crisis there.
Everyone is talking about Wagner. But who are Russia's other mercenaries?
The Russian Wagner mercenary group often steals the limelight, thanks largely to its outspoken and publicity-crazed boss Yevgeny Prigozhin.
Unbeatable Erdogan? Turkey's president proves polls wrong with first-round lead
Why have Erdogan's voters shrugged off skyrocketing inflation, accusations of cronyism corruption – the kind that led to the collapse of buildings in earthquake zones – and the steady jailing of opponents and journalists?