Putin opens huge Russia-Crimea rail bridge hailed as longest in Europe
Vladimir Putin on Monday inaugurated a huge railway bridge linking mainland Russia to Crimea, the Ukrainian peninsula that he annexed in 2014.
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Ukraine war: Five reasons why Kyiv won't join the NATO military alliance any time soon
Kyiv reacted to Russia's annexation of four Ukrainian regions by announcing a surprise, fast-tracked bid to join the NATO military alliance.
Gold for Brazil and Mongolia on Day Three at Judo World Championships in Tashkent
The incredible momentum of the World Judo Championships continued on day three in Tashkent: the International Judo Federation’s flagship event was a hive of activity, as both locals and fans who have travelled to see the stars in action, awaited excitedly for what promised to be another a phenomenal day of Judo.
‘Dangerous’: Greenpeace slam Saudi Arabia ski resort as Kingdom wins 2029 Asian winter games bid
Campaign group Greenpeace has slammed a “dangerous” ski resort being built in Saudi Arabia.
Good News: 90 per cent of plastic in oceans could be gone by 2040 and a breakthrough for Alzheimer's
Here is the good news for today: around 90 per cent of the plastic in our oceans could be gone by 2040 thanks to new technology from The Ocean Cleanup project; hibernating bears could hold a clue to better treatment of diabetes; there’s been a ‘historic moment’ in the fight against Alzheimer’s, after the success of an experimental drug; the Ecuadorian team fighting food waste, and the maiden flight of an all-electric plane.
'It feels like coming home': Why people are embracing becoming 'boomerang workers'
There has been a recent buzz around the concepts of "quiet quitting" - and "quiet firing" - on LinkedIn and beyond, and another work-related phrase is starting to have its moment now.
Double gold for the Abe siblings as Japan continues clean sweep in Tashkent
At the 2022 Tashkent World Championships, IJF President Marius Vizer and IJF EC Member and All Japan Judo Federation President Yasuhiro Yamashita attended a ceremony to sign an agreement to continue Tokyo Grand Slam events. It demonstrated the strong relationship between the IJF and the AJJF for the benefit of judo and the promotion of the sport across the world.
Thailand shooting: At least 37 dead, including children, at nursery attack as gunman kills himself
A mass shooting and knife attack has killed at least 37 people, including children, at a nursery in northeast Thailand.