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US warship Houthis claimed to have sunk several times does 'Taco Tuesdays'
The Houthis say it has been sunk several times in the past months. Its captain says they are eating cookies and tacos. So, what really happened to the USS Dwight D Eisenhower?
Rod Stewart booed by German crowd for Ukraine support
British pop singer Rod Stewartwas booed by members of the crowd at a concert on Friday when he made a show of support for Ukraine.
Summer holiday disruption looms as Aer Lingus pilots move towards strikes
Strikes at Aer Lingus are looking increasingly likely over the coming weeks after an overwhelming majority of pilots voted in favour of industrial action.
Calls for unified global response to demining at Azerbaijan conference
Mines and improvised explosive devices, especially in situations and areas of armed conflict, continue to kill and cause injury around the world. It’s estimated that there could be up to 110 million landmines in over 60 countries worldwide, with a further 2 to 5 million mines being laid every year.
EU Policy. Agency issues health guidance ahead of mass-gathering football Euros, Olympic Games
With the Euros and Olympic Games expected together to draw millions of domestic and foreign tourists this summer, a European health agency has issued guidance designed to avert health risks posed by mass attended gatherings.
England get Euros campaign off to strong start with 1-0 victory over Serbia
Jude Bellingham scored to give England a winning start at the European Championship by beating Serbia 1-0.
Russia's Putin to visit Pyongyang at Kim Jong Un's invitation
Russian President Vladimir Putin is readying to go to North Korea on Tuesday for his first trip to the country in 24 years.