Austrian-American writer Lore Segal, who fled the Nazis as a child, dies aged 96
Celebrated Austrian-American author and translator Lore Segal died on Monday at the age of 96.
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Israel Soccer fires back at Palestinian officials after suspension proposal
Abbey Onn, with five relatives kidnapped by Hamas, shares her feelings and what her family has experienced one year since war began in Israel.
'We have a responsibility to share': New play about modern slavery that still celebrates Sudan
As a child, Mende Nazer was abducted from her home in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains in a slaving raid. She spent six years as a domestic slave in the capital, Khartoum, before being sent to London.
Chinese EVs tariffs fallout: Is Germany losing its influence in Brussels?
Last Friday, EU countries agreed to impose definitive tariffs on imports of electric cars from China, a move with far-reaching implications for the bloc's trade policy with Beijing, the future of the EU's car industry and, most importantly, Berlin's influence in Brussels.
Gloves off in pre-loved price war as eBay scraps private seller fees
eBay is second only to Amazon as the biggest online marketplace in the world.
Netherlands pledges €400mln for Ukraine drone plan, says more F-16s will arrive soon
Dutch Defence Minister Ruben Brekelmans has said the Netherlands will invest €400 million in a drone development programme for Ukraine.
PIP update for Motability Scheme that includes little-known £750 benefit
Large numbers of people on benefits are flocking to make use of support that can help when getting a new car. New data from the company responsible for the transformative Motability Scheme reveals that there are now more than 800,000 customers across the UK.
How long of a shadow is the Middle East conflict casting on the US election?
Earlier this week, the two lesser-known running mates of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris squared off in a vice-presidential debate in New York City.