Why Ukraine is struggling to hold on to the ruined city of Pokrovsk
• 5 nov 2025, 19:12
1 min de lecture
Russian and Ukrainian troops are locked in a desperate fight in the ruins of Pokrovsk, a road and railway hub at the heart of the Donets River coal basin. The near-emptied city has been the target of a grinding Russian offensive for more than a year – and one that has exposed the struggle Kyiv faces in manning a front line stretching some 1,250 kilometres.
BBC director resigns after row over Trump documentary edit
• 18:55
1 min
The director general of Britain's BBC, Tim Davie, and the chief executive of news, Deborah Turness, have stepped down following criticism over bias at the corporation, including in the way it edited a speech by US President Donald Trump.
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UK to send defence equipment to help Belgium combat drone disruptions
• 11:02
1 min
The UK will send defence experts and equipment to Belgium to help it respond to drone sightings over military bases and airports, the head of the armed fores said on Sunday. Moscow has denied any connection to the incidents as European defence leaders ha
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Denmark leads the way with first large-scale e-methanol production
• 10:16
1 min
With COP30 kicking off on Monday, world leaders are set to discuss new strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions - with a particular focus on the shipping industry. One potential solution is e-methanol, now being produced on a large scale for the fir
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Ukraine scrambles for energy as Russian attacks put power generation at 'zero'
• 03:41
1 min
Ukraine faced power cuts of up to 16 hours across most regions on Sunday operators said, as the country scrambles to make repairs after massive Russian attacks targeted its energy infrastructure. The national energy provider said the attacks had put its
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